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Multiple-choice questions on Canadian Literature: 20 Most Important Canadian Writers for UGC NET JRF English and GATE English Here are some multiple-choice questions on Canadian Literature: Q. Who wrote the novel "The Handmaid's Tale"? a) Margaret Atwood b) Alice Munro c) Lucy Maud Montgomery d) Mordecai Richler Answer: a) Margaret Atwood Margaret Atwood is a renowned Canadian author known for her feminist and dystopian themes. "The Handmaid's Tale" is a classic novel that explores a patriarchal society where women's bodies are controlled. Q. Which novel by Yann Martel won the Booker Prize in 2002? a) Life of Pi b) The Robber Bride c) A Fine Balance d) Barney's Version Answer: a) Life of Pi "Life of Pi" is a magical realist novel that tells the story of a young boy's survival on a lifeboat with a tiger. Yann Martel's unique storytelling won him the prestigious Booker Prize. Q. What is the name of the protagonist i...

Canadian Literature Background And Major Writers CLICK HERE : 20 Most Important Canadian Writers for UGC NET JRF English and GATE English  Canadian literature, reflecting the country's dual origin and official bilingualism, can be divided into two major divisions: English and French. The earliest English Canadian literature includes travel and exploration narratives by visitors such as Samuel Hearne, Sir Alexander Mackenzie, and Captain John Franklin. The first novel set in Canada was Frances Brooke's "The History of Emily Montague" (1769). The 19th century saw regionalism and patriotic themes in literature, with writers like Thomas McCulloch and Oliver Goldsmith celebrating pioneer life. Immigrants' experiences were depicted by Susanna Moodie and Catherine Parr Traill. The Confederation poets like Charles G.D. Roberts and Archibald Lampman began to explore native verse and nature. The early 20th century brought modernism and realism, with poets like...