Lesson 4.2.2.6

4.2.2.6 Feminine Gospels by Carol Ann Duffy Quiz: AQA English Literature, Unit 2

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The 20 questions

  1. In what year was Carol Ann Duffy's Feminine Gospels published?

    • 1985
    • 1962
    • 2002
    • 1948
  2. Which honorary literary role did Carol Ann Duffy hold from 2009?

    • Bards Chair
    • Poet Laureate
    • Professor of Poetry
    • Orator Royal
  3. What is the primary thematic focus of Carol Ann Duffy's collection Feminine Gospels?

    • Female experience
    • Industrial decline
    • Military history
    • Eco-criticism
  4. Which traditional narrative sources are reworked throughout Carol Ann Duffy's Feminine Gospels?

    • Myths and scriptures
    • Gothic horror stories
    • Chivalric romances
    • Sagas and epics
  5. What does the word gospel traditionally translate to in religious contexts?

    • Sacred song
    • Divine truth
    • Holy warning
    • Good news
  6. Which concept describes a poet's retelling of a traditional story from a new perspective?

    • Blank verse
    • Epic catalogue
    • Revisionism
    • Pastoral idealisation
  7. Which contemporary movement shapes Duffy's themes of gender and voice?

    • Feminism
    • Monarchism
    • Mercantilism
    • Imperialism
  8. In which decade was Carol Ann Duffy's poetry collection Feminine Gospels published?

    • 2000s
    • 1990s
    • 1980s
    • 2010s
  9. Which literary device is most evident in Duffy's use of direct, conversational speech?

    • Colloquial voice
    • Caesura
    • Iambic pentameter
    • Epic simile
  10. Which feminist critical concept explores the connection between private female experience and public structures in Duffy's poetry?

    • Gynocriticism
    • Radical essentialism
    • Internalised patriarchy
    • The personal as political
  11. What primary effect does Carol Ann Duffy achieve by adapting classical and religious tales?

    • To simplify plots
    • To challenge authority
    • To avoid originality
    • To praise tradition
  12. Which term describes a poem's use of a female speaker's perspective?

    • Refrain
    • Epilogue
    • Persona
    • Prologue
  13. Which poetic form features a single persona speaking to an implied, silent audience?

    • Petrarchan sonnet
    • Free verse lyric
    • Choral ode
    • Dramatic monologue
  14. Which central social issue connects most poems across Carol Ann Duffy's Feminine Gospels?

    • Class struggle
    • Racial segregation
    • Religious sectarianism
    • Gender equality
  15. Which term describes a poem's use of irony to undercut a received idea?

    • Consolation
    • Lament
    • Elegy
    • Subversion
  16. Under which AQA A Level module topic option is Feminine Gospels studied?

    • Victorian literature
    • Tragedy
    • Modern times
    • Romanticism
  17. Which analytical approach examines how language constructs and maintains social power relations?

    • Formalist literary criticism
    • Critical discourse analysis
    • Biographical criticism
    • Structural linguistics
  18. In literature studies, gender analysis primarily explores power relations and the construction of what?

    • Syntax
    • Identity
    • Metre
    • Genre
  19. Which literary term describes a poem that reinterprets a myth for a modern audience?

    • Monody
    • Panegyric
    • Lampoon
    • Retelling
  20. Which concept describes the relation between a text and the social conditions that produced it?

    • Historicism
    • Deconstruction
    • Semiotics
    • Structuralism

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