One of the following incorrect statements is [ ] A. The English novelist, Edmore Forster, in his...

One of the following incorrect statements is [ ] A. In his " Faces of Fictions," the British novelist, Edmore Forster, divided the characters in his novels into " flat characters " and " round characters." Round characters had complicated personalities and were often multi-meaning and changeable characters. Natasha in Tolstoy's War and Peace was a round figure. B. The stream-of-consciousness novel was a literary genre that appeared in the European and American literary circles in the early 20th century. Its creation focused on describing the flow of consciousness of characters and revealing the existence of human spirit. In addition to the French writer Woolf's "The Spot on the Wall," there were also the Irishman writer Joyce's "Ulysses" and the American writer Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury." C. In the operation of the plot, the whole followed a basic pattern: occurrence, development, climax, and ending. The text 'By the Bridge' was a typical basic mode of plot operation. D. The " I " in " The Old Man by the Bridge " had the color of a calm bystander. It was more about " showing " the story rather than " telling " the story. There was not much subjective feeling and psychological description. All the plot was contained in the objective narration, which reflected Ernest's unique narrative style.

Answer 1

In his novel, Lady Dalloway, the English novelist, Edmore Forster, described a wealthy aristocratic woman of the Victoria who was once a courtesan and later lost her wealth and status because she eloped with her lover. Therefore, this statement was incorrect.