2. Forster wonders how ____ will combine with the "furniture of common sense" when it comes to prophecy.
(a) Characters.
(b) Song.
(c) Plot.
(d) Dance.

3. Which Meredith novel does Forster discuss at length?
(a) The Egoist.
(b) The Bishop's Tale.
(c) Barnaby's Crossing.
(d) Beauchamp's Career.

4. What is the novel Ulysses adapted from?
(a) Oedipus.
(b) Hercules.
(c) Trojan War.
(d) Odyssey.

5. Forster calls Zuleika Dobson the most ___________ achievement of fantasy in his time.
(a) Crowning.
(b) Consistent.
(c) Awesome.
(d) Notorious.

6. When comparing plot and drama, Forster visualizes plot as what?
(a) Lowly paid worker.
(b) Grand Dame.
(c) Higher government official.
(d) Queen of England.

7. Which author does Forster say his own priggishness prevents him from enjoying?
(a) Conan Doyle.
(b) George Meredith.
(c) Oscar Wilde.
(d) Jane Austen.

8. Forster quotes George Meredith as saying we must live by the ___________ or the block.
(a) Future.
(b) Sword.
(c) Pen.
(d) Promise.

9. Flecker's Magic combines the kingdoms of magic and _________.
(a) Poetry.
(b) Common sense.
(c) Emotions.
(d) Transcendent reflection.

10. What is the name of the main character in Moby Dick?
(a) Annish.
(b) Ishmael.
(c) Aaron.
(d) Isaac.

11. What is the thing a novelist should never aim for, but fails if this is not achieved?
(a) Wisdom.
(b) Kindness.
(c) Beauty.
(d) Genius.

12. Which George Eliot novel does Forster refer to in his discussion of prophecy?
(a) The Mill on the Floss.
(b) Adam Bede.
(c) Silas Marner.
(d) Middlemarch.

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

14. Forster wonders if there is any rhythm in novels comparable to ____________.
(a) Symphony No. 7.
(b) Pastoral Symphony.
(c) Symphony No. 3.
(d) The Fifth Symphony.

15. What is the setting of Zuleika Dobson?
(a) Oxford.
(b) Buckingham.
(c) Cambridge.
(d) Trinity.