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100

A Swiss linguist who developed the idea of Modern Structuralism.

-Ferdinand de Saussure

- Madame Dafarge

-Charles Dickens

Who is Ferdinand de Saussure?

100

What is a structure?

-A large building or monument

-An way of writing a sentence

-A blueprint for the book

What is a blueprint for a book

100

Relating to two concepts that are completely opposite of each other and cannot coexist.

-Bipolar Structuralism

-Binary Opposition

-Binary Structuralism

What is Binary Opposition?

100

Often confused as the focal point of structuralism, also a geographical feature.

- Plot Mountain

- Motifs

-Allegory

What is a Plot mountain?

100

What the main structure in A Tale of Two Cities is

-Carton and his Resurrection

-Lucie as the Golden Thread

-Manette being "Recalled to Life"

-The French Revolution

What is The French Revolution?

200

Continued the development of structuralism and applied structuralism to mythology.

-Roland Barthes

-Shakespere

-JK Rowling

Who is Roland Barthes?

200

Structuralism is founded on _____ between things.

-Connections

-Relationships

-Interactions

What is Relationships?

200

The idea that there is always a structure to the text

-Semiology

-Structuralism

-Sentence Structure

What is Semiology

200

Structuralism is commonly mistaken for using CER in writing, however structuralism is not centered around ______.

-Paragraph Organization 

-Literary Devices

-Motifs


Paragraph Organization

200

The person who portrays the First and Second Estates

-Madame Defarge

-Mr. Lorry

-Dr. Manette

-Monseigneur

Who is Monseigneur?

300

Roland Barthes also applied structuralism to ______

- Eugenics

- Film 

- Fashion

What is Fashion?

300

Structuralism is _______

-emphasizing recurring themes

-Following the plot line of a story

-Categorizing Characters

What is emphasizing recurring themes?

300

Often reduce broad ideas to simplistic structures.


-Overemphasis on structure

-Reductionism

-Linguistics Structuralism

What is Reductionism

300

Structuralism often ignores _____ and focuses on the broad topics

-Factual Information

-Author's purpose

-Context

What is Context?

300

The motif used in the grindstone example

-Law

-Choices

-Mob mentality

-Foreshadowing

What is Mob mentality?

400

Ferdinand de Saussure believed that structuralism was _____

-Stagnant

-Constantly Evolving

-Divided into three main structures

What is Constantly Evolving?

400

Structuralism is thought to be ______

-A Constant Theory

-Ever Evolving

-Only Applied to Literature

What is Ever Evolving

400

The study of human societies, cultures, and their developments.

- Anthropology

-Geography

-Social Studies

What is Anthropology?

400

Structuralism does not delve into the ______ of reality

- Character's Perception

-Intricacies

-Deeper meaning

What is Intricacies?

400

The word used in the giant anaphora after the Wine Shop scene

-Hunger

-Longing

-That

-Death


What is Hunger?

500

What book did Ferdinand de Saussure write on Structuralism?

-A course in General Lingustics

-Structuralism for Dummies

-In and Outs of Structuralism

What is a Course in General Lingustics?

500

A structure must be _____ in order to work

-Specific

-Logical

-Complex

What is Logical?

500

The idea that the state serves to benefit the Bourgeoisie, and regulate class conflict.

-Structural Marxism 

-Structural Leninism

-Structural Communism

What is structural Marxism?

500

Structures can be found in most text, however you shouldn't focus on finding structures that _____

- Aren't present in the text

- Are too complex to understand

-Don't enrich the story

What is Aren't present in the text

500

When Defarge makes a speech to the many Jacqueses


-At Manette's First Trial

-As they storm the Bastille

-At Manette's Second Trial

-As they hang Foulon

What is As they storm the Bastille?

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