2. Who is the one living prophetic novelist that Forster names at the time of his lecture series?
(a) James Joyce.
(b) D.H. Lawrence.
(c) Henry James.
(d) George Eliot.

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

4. Who is the main character in the George Eliot novel that Forster uses to illustrate prophecy?
(a) Cecilia.
(b) Cathy.
(c) Hester.
(d) Hetty.

5. What shape is the pattern of The Ambassadors?
(a) Hourglass.
(b) Chain.
(c) Triangle.
(d) Circle.

6. Forster says an easy way to define any aspect of fiction is to consider what kind of ___________ it makes on the reader.
(a) Demand.
(b) Force.
(c) Mystery.
(d) Impression.

7. Who is the author of Les Faux Monnayeurs?
(a) Thomas Hardy.
(b) Charles Dickens.
(c) Anthony Trollope.
(d) Andre Gide.

8. Who does Forster say demonstrates rhythm in the easy sense in his writing?
(a) Marcel Proust.
(b) D.H. Lawrence.
(c) H.G. Wells.
(d) James Joyce.

9. According to Forster, Moby Dick should be seen as a what?
(a) Symbol.
(b) Contest.
(c) Struggle.
(d) Failure.

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

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

12. Plot represents the _______ in literary work.
(a) Form.
(b) Backdrop.
(c) Reason.
(d) Art.

13. To explore fantasy, who does Forster call upon?
(a) Zeus.
(b) Aphrodite.
(c) Appollo.
(d) Hermes.

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

15. Forster says there are elements of music in War and Peace, which he refers to as a "___________ book."
(a) Amazing.
(b) Wonderful.
(c) Chaotic.
(d) Untidy.