Madame Bovary: Themes, Motifs & Symbols Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Madame Bovary

Gustave Flaubert

Themes, Motifs & Symbols Quiz

1 of 5
The ___ that fill Madame Bovary contribute to the sense of language's inadequacy in the novel.

2 of 5
How are the tastes of the bourgeoisie characterized in the novel?

3 of 5
Flaubert constantly reminds the reader that ___ lurk/s beneath the surface of everyday life.

4 of 5
What do windows represent to Emma?

5 of 5
What stands for disappointed hopes, and for the promise of a wedding day turned sour and old?

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1 of 5 The ___ that fill Madame Bovary contribute to the sense of language's inadequacy in the novel.

2 of 5 How are the tastes of the bourgeoisie characterized in the novel?

3 of 5 Flaubert constantly reminds the reader that ___ lurk/s beneath the surface of everyday life.

4 of 5 What do windows represent to Emma?

5 of 5 What stands for disappointed hopes, and for the promise of a wedding day turned sour and old?