He spoke about the proposal very … . A.seriously B.serious C.blunt Answer and Feedback Answer:A do you want? view more test Xem thêm Share this post Some other questions you may be interested in. Gullivers Travels by Jonathan Swift was originally published as a fake travelogue, with Lemuel Gulliver as the author. It comprised four parts, whose titles together specify eight of the lands Gulliver visited. Which land was a flying island that could be manoeuvred by its inhabitants? Gullivers final voyage took him to the fictional and of the Houyhnhnms where horses ruled and humans existed only as degraded brutes. Anthony Hope gave us this fictional land whose name has now become synonymous with the romantic ideal of 19th century Central Europe. English novelist and poet Thomas Hardy re-used Wessex -- the old name for the land of the West Saxons -- as the setting for his novels of 19th century rural life. His fictionalised locations can usually be easily identified with their real equivalents. What name did Hardy give to his real home town of Dorchester in Dorset? J.R.R. Tolkiens creation Middle-Earth was revealed to the public first in The Hobbit and later in the The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Which of the following is not a location in Middle-Earth? After many years of reporting on lands around the globe, this renowned travel writer turned to fiction and created the European city and state of Hav. The world of Narnia created by C.S. Lewis contained the land of Narnia and several others. Which of the following is not in the land of Narnia? This English novelist created the European Soviet satellite state of Slaka for his novel Rates of Exchange, and even published a mock guidebook to its culture: Why Come to Slaka?. Which British writer wrote the novel The Island of Sheep, which is partly set on a thinly disguised version of the Faroe Islands? This 20th century author wrote of the northern lands of Thule and Zembla in works such as Solus Rex and Pale Fire.
