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The Sense Of An Ending by Frank Kermode - Exam
Contributed by: Cope
  • 1. What is the primary theme of 'The Sense of an Ending'?
A) The nature of memory and time
B) The politics of the 20th century
C) The history of the English novel
D) The role of women in literature
  • 2. Who is the main protagonist in the novel?
A) Tony Webster
B) Sarah
C) Veronica
D) Adrian Finn
  • 3. Which character is central to Tony’s past and present conflicts?
A) Adrian
B) Sarah
C) Veronica
D) Margaret
  • 4. How does Kermode explore the concept of time?
A) Through poetry
B) With historical analysis
C) Through fragmented memories
D) By chronological narrative
  • 5. What does the novel suggest about the reliability of memory?
A) It is subjective and flawed
B) It is a historical record
C) It brings only happiness
D) It is always accurate
  • 6. What does Tony struggle to understand throughout the novel?
A) His relationships with women
B) The meaning of life
C) The implications of his past actions
D) His career prospects
  • 7. What does Tony ultimately seek to find?
A) Understanding of his life choices
B) Adventure and excitement
C) Love and companionship
D) Wealth and success
  • 8. In what style is 'The Sense of an Ending' written?
A) Fast-paced and action-oriented
B) Reflective and introspective
C) Detached and clinical
D) Light-hearted and humorous
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