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100

During which century did the novel become an important literary genre?

The 18th century.

100

What made books easier to produce and distribute?

The development of printing.

100

Were early novels generally written in prose or poetry?

Prose.

100

Who wrote Robinson Crusoe?

Daniel Defoe.

100

Did the rise of the novel change English literature?

Yes.

200

What is a novel?

A long fictional story written in prose.

200

Which social class became more interested in reading books?

The middle class.

200

What does realism mean in novels?

Describing believable events and everyday life.

200

Who developed the epistolary novel?

Samuel Richardson.

200

Can you name six books you have read in this subject so far?

1. Beowulf

2. The Canterbury Tales

3. Hamlet 

4.Paradise Lost 

5.Pride and Prejudice

6.Frankenstein

300

What were the main forms of literature before the novel became popular?

Poetry, drama and epic stories.

300

Who became an important group of novel readers?

Women.

300

What type of characters often appeared in early novels?

Middle-class people, servants and ordinary individuals.

300

Which novel tells the story of a young woman trying to protect her virtue and independence?

Pamela.

300

What opportunities did the novel give women?

Opportunities to participate as readers and writers.

400

Between which years did the novel develop into an important genre in England?

1660–1800.

400

Name two types of publications that helped spread new ideas.

Newspapers and magazines.

400

What did writers focus on when describing individual experience?

Personal feelings, choices and experiences.

400

Who wrote Pride and Prejudice?

Jane Austen.

400

Name three social issues discussed in novels.

Social class, marriage and morality.

500

What aspects of ordinary people's lives does a novel usually describe?

Their feelings, experiences and problems.

500

Why did middle-class readers enjoy novels?

They wanted stories about everyday life and realistic characters.

500

Why were detailed descriptions important in early novels?

They helped readers imagine places, people and events clearly.

500

Which Samuel Richardson novel tells a tragic story about family pressure and personal freedom?

Clarissa.

500

How did the rise of the novel influence modern literature?

It established the novel as a major literary genre that remains popular today.