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André Gide Quiz
Mastering André Gide: Discovering the Literary Legacy of a Nobel Laureate
Updated: Sep 16, 2023
Step into the literary labyrinth and unravel the mysteries of André Gide's remarkable life and works. From his cultural exploits to philosophical musings, this quiz will transport you into the captivating world of the enigmatic Nobel laureate.
Get ready to flex your André Gide muscles with this tricky quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a variety of André Gide topics, this is not for the casual fan. Only true André Gide buffs will be able to answer them all correctly. Get to know yourself better.
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1st January 1880
18th February 1851
22nd November 1869
26th July 1875
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German
French
American
British
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Booker Prize
Tony Award
Nobel Prize In Literature
Pulitzer Prize
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Cubist Movement
Realist Movement
Symbolist Movement
Surrealist Movement
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Sadness And Depression
Freedom And Empowerment
War And Destruction
Love And Passion
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A Catholic Serenity And An Adventurous Spirit
A Muslim Serenity And A Combative Spirit
A Protestant Austerity And A Transgressive Sexual Adventurousness
A Jewish Austerity And A Wild Imagination
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From Monarchist To Republican
From Supportive Of Communism To Anti-Stalinist
From Conservative To Liberal
From Anarchist To Fascist
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The Struggle To Achieve Financial Independence
The Conflict Between Religious Faith And Personal Freedom
Admitting One's Sexual Nature Without Betraying One's Values
The Conflict Between Societal Norms And Personal Desires
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50
75
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"France's Greatest Contemporary Man Of Letters"
"A Symbol Of French Intellect"
"The Best French Author Of His Generation"
"A True Emblem Of French Literature"
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18th December 1947
19th February 1951
22nd November 1951
1st July 1960
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His Travels Around The World
Reconciliation Of The Two Sides Of His Personality
His Early Childhood Years
His Relationships With Women
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An Idea That Encourages Poverty
An Idea That Reduces Individualism
An Idea That Breaks Up With The Traditions Of The Christian Civilization
An Idea That Promotes Atheism
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Classic And Thorough Education
Liberal And Artistic Education
Strict And Moralistic Education
Scientific And Rational Education
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Cultural And Religious Constraints
Moralistic And Puritanical Constraints
Economic And Social Constraints
Intellectual And Temporal Constraints
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"A Revolutionary Symbol Of Modern Literature"
"An Average Literary Talent"
"An Eccentric Writer"
"The Greatest French Writer Of This Century"
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Teaching
Painting
Acting
Political Activity
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He Propagated It
He Supported It
He Criticized It
He Was Indifferent Towards It
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Traditional Values
Surrealist Values
Communist Values
Liberal Values
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Intellectual Honesty
Societal Acceptance
Philosophical Contentment
Financial Wealth
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Pederast
Heterosexual
Bisexual
Homosexual
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1940s
1950s
1960s
1930s
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Right After World War I
After World War II
During World War II
Between The Two World Wars
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The Conflict And Reconciliation Of The Two Sides Of His Personality
French History
Celestial Bodies And Astronomy
Nature And Its Beauty
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He Was Strongly Against It
He Was Apathetic Towards It
He Was Sympathetic To It
He Was Unsure About It
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Conservative Republicans
Libertarian Party
Anti-Stalinist Left
Progressive Democrats
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Countries And Cultures
Periods And Eras
Styles And Topics
Languages And Dialects
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It Rejects The Concept Of Spiritual Freedom
It Promotes Hedonism
It Counters Moralistic And Puritanical Constraints
It Emphasizes Freedom Without Responsibility
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Yes, He Wanted To Change It
No, But He Felt Conflicted
Yes, He Felt It Was Wrong
No, He Owned His Nature
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More Liberal Values
More Traditional Values
More Radical Values
More Conservative Values
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Oct 18, 1934
Sep 20, 1975
Feb 19, 1951
Nov 21, 1927
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