The method of characterization does the author show in "Shooting an Elephant" based on the excerpt below:
"Theoretically — and secretly, of course — I was all for the Burmese and all against their oppressors, the British."
Question 1 options:
direct characterization
indirect characterization
character activation
character enhancement
In Shooting an Elephant, when Orwell states that it, "would never do" to have the Burmese laugh at him, Orwell reveals his:
Question 2 options:
Frustration
Anger
Prejudice
Pride
What can be inferred from the statement below from Shooting an Elephant:
"Feelings like these are the normal byproducts of imperialism; ask any Anglo-Indian official, if you can catch him off duty..."
Question 3 options:
Officials only admit their misgivings about imperialism privately.
The officials had no problems with imperialism.
Police officers are very busy.
What is Orwell's purpose in writing "Shooting an Elephant"?
Question 4 options:
To describe life in Burma
To argue for wildlife conservation
To expose the evils of imperialism
Based on the Imperialism text from class, "Marriage is a Private Affair", what can you depict as the shared characteristic between the father and son?
Question 5 options:
Aggression
Stubbornness
Distrusting
Unfaithful
