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How does Holden Caulfield’s psychological portrait in J.D. Salinger’s novel “The Catcher in the Rye” characterize Post-War American society in the 1950s?
English B
EE
A
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How does Kate Chopin use the portrayal of women in The Story of an Hour, The Unexpected, and Regret to describe the role of marriage in shaping her characters’ identities?
English B
EE
A
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To what extent does Lana Del Rey’s songwriting reflect personal emotional trauma, and how is this interpreted by the audiences?
English B
EE
C
Pro
How does Ruta Sepetys employ literary techniques in “Between Shades of Gray” to explore the cultural identity of characters and their experiences during the Lithuanian deportation in World War II?
English B
EE
B
How does Sylvia Plath portray the protagonist’s depression in her novel “The Bell Jar”, in the 1950s?
English B
EE
C
SL
Pro
To what extent is the quest for female identity in Toni Morrison’s Sula similar to and different from the quest for female identity in Maya Angelou’s selected poetry works?
English B
EE
C
SL
Pro
How does Little Women reflect the evolving roles and expectations of women in post-Civil War America
English B
EE
B
Pro
How do childhood traumatic experiences impact the emotional intelligence of Kaz Brekker?
English B
EE
C
What is the psychological impact of slavery on the characters of the novel Beloved by Toni Morrison?
English B
EE
A
HL
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How does Dracula’s speech and behavior in his early interactions with Jonathan Harker reveal his identity?
English B
EE
D
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