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Which novel by Defoe explores crime, repentance, and social mobility in early modern England?

Moll Flanders

Who satirized social hypocrisy and human folly using complex plots and comic elements?

Henry Fielding

Which literary technique, common in the Enlightenment, uses reason to critique society and politics?

Satire

The English Enlightenment emphasized which of the following in literature?

Reason and rational thought

The picaresque novel, characterized by episodic adventures of a roguish hero, is exemplified in which work?

Tom Jones

In Robinson Crusoe, the protagonist’s ability to adapt and survive represents which Enlightenment ideal?

Individual reason and self-reliance

In Tom Jones, what narrative method allows readers to access the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters?

Omniscient narration

Which author influenced later novelists by blending adventure, realism, and detailed social observation?

Daniel Defoe

Which poet and essayist was a leading figure of the English Enlightenment, known for his use of heroic couplets?

Alexander Pope

Which literary trend in the 18th century emphasized sympathy, feeling, and moral education over purely rational thought?

Sentimentalism

Who is considered a key figure in developing the comic novel that reflects both social critique and entertainment?

Henry Fielding

Which 18th-century literary form often used letters, diaries, or first-person narratives to explore personal experience?

Epistolary novel

Which novel by Daniel Defoe depicts isolation, self-discipline, and colonial exploration?

Robinson Crusoe

Which author is known as the “father of the English novel”?

Daniel Defoe

Which 18th-century novelist combined picaresque adventures with moral commentary in his works?

Henry Fielding

Which novelist often depicted urban life and the challenges of social mobility in the 18th century?

Daniel Defoe

Which author is credited with creating the first realistic English novel that explores individual experience and survival?

Daniel Defoe

Which historical event significantly influenced 18th-century English literature and its focus on the middle class?

Bourgeois revolution

Which author’s work Pamela represents the rise of the domestic novel and virtue as a central theme?

Samuel Richardson

Which literary genre focuses on characters’ emotional development and moral sensibility?

Sentimentalist novel

Which philosophical movement shaped 18th-century literature by promoting human progress and empirical knowledge?

The Enlightenment