2. Which Meredith novel does Forster use to demonstrate a character with a concealed emotion?
(a) Barnaby's Crossing.
(b) The Bishop's Tale.
(c) The Egoist.
(d) Beauchamp's Career.

3. What is the name of the main character in The Ambassadors?
(a) Stevens.
(b) Sullivan.
(c) Strether.
(d) Smith.

4. What is the name of the main character in Les Fax Monnayeurs?
(a) Olivier.
(b) Gusteau.
(c) Sophie.
(d) Jean.

5. Which author does Forster refer to when talking about the chaos that prophecy can bring to a novel?
(a) Lawrence Sterne.
(b) D.H. Lawrence.
(c) George Meredith.
(d) Emily Bronte.

6. What is the name of the last ship in Moby Dick that Forster thinks is aptly named?
(a) Mercy.
(b) Wrath.
(c) Delight.
(d) Sorrow.

7. What is the setting of Ulysses?
(a) Paris.
(b) London.
(c) Athens.
(d) Dublin.

8. What does Forster say is one of the lowest of human faculties?
(a) Curiosity.
(b) Envy.
(c) Shame.
(d) Greed.

9. Which one of the following is NOT an author that Forster considers to use prophecy well?
(a) Joyce.
(b) Bronte.
(c) Dostoevsky.
(d) Melville.

10. In comparing music and literature, Forster says a novelist must try to achieve what?
(a) Expansion.
(b) Chaos.
(c) Symmetry.
(d) Song.

11. What does Forster say is the enduring effect of The Ambassadors?
(a) Mimicry.
(b) Symmetry.
(c) Satire.
(d) Memory.

12. Who is the author of Ulysses?
(a) E.M. Forster.
(b) James Joyce.
(c) Homer.
(d) Henry James.

13. What does Forster say is absolutely essential to a plot?
(a) Timing.
(b) Action.
(c) Mystery.
(d) Characters.

14. Forster says if rhythm is done badly it hardens into a what?
(a) Joke.
(b) Song.
(c) Symbol.
(d) Parody.

15. Which author does Forster refer to as a preacher, not a prophet?
(a) Henry James.
(b) James Joyce.
(c) George Eliot.
(d) Fyodor Dostoevsky.