Lolita: Themes, Motifs & Symbols Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Lolita

Vladimir Nabokov

Themes, Motifs & Symbols Quiz

1 of 5
Lolita's enchanting descriptions of incredibly sordid events and behaviors are the embodiment of which of the novel's themes?

2 of 5
Lolita's ultimate decision to leave Humbert for Quilty suggests which theme?

3 of 5
Lolita can be viewed as a direct attack on which academic field?

4 of 5
Which motif appears throughout the novel in connection with the "nymphets" Humbert lusts after?

5 of 5
What setting within Lolita paradoxically becomes symbolic of Humbert's psychological freedom?

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1 of 5 Lolita's enchanting descriptions of incredibly sordid events and behaviors are the embodiment of which of the novel's themes?

2 of 5 Lolita's ultimate decision to leave Humbert for Quilty suggests which theme?

3 of 5 Lolita can be viewed as a direct attack on which academic field?

4 of 5 Which motif appears throughout the novel in connection with the "nymphets" Humbert lusts after?

5 of 5 What setting within Lolita paradoxically becomes symbolic of Humbert's psychological freedom?