4 classic novels and plays that explore class โ take a quiz on each, then compare how the writers handle the theme of class.
George Orwell ยท 17 quizzes ยท 60 questions
๐ญJ. B. Priestley ยท 8 quizzes ยท 25 questions
๐Jane Austen ยท 20 quizzes ยท 75 questions
๐Harper Lee ยท 15 quizzes ยท 55 questions
Animal Farm themes quizAn Inspector Calls themes quizPride and Prejudice themes quizTo Kill a Mockingbird themes quiz
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Animal Farm (George Orwell), An Inspector Calls (J. B. Priestley), Pride and Prejudice (Jane Austen), To Kill a Mockingbird (Harper Lee).
Pick two or three key moments where class matters, explain what the writer shows about it at each point, and how that view changes by the end. The theme quizzes and essay questions on each book page help you find those moments.