Of Human Bondage is an autobiographical novel of W. S. Maugham.

The three characteristics of Maugham’s writing style are ______.

( ) is admittedly an autobiographical novel which draws much on Maugham’s own experience.

Tess of the d'Urbervilles is a novel written by ______. A: William S. Maugham B: Thomas Hardy C: John Galsworthy D: Joseph Conrad

Of Maugham’s 40 novels, the best ones include ___. A: Passage to India B: The Man of Property C: The Moon and Sixpence D: Of Human Bondage

Which of the following literary work does not belong to Maugham? A: The Moon and Sixpence B: The Cop and The Anthem C: Cakes and Ale D: Of Human Bondage

Which of the following works does not belong to that of Maugham? A: Moon and Six Pence B: Sense and Sensibility C: The Painted Veil D: Of Human Bondage

Which of the following writers was NOT from Ireland(). A: James Joyce B: William Butler Yeats C: William Somerset Maugham D: George Bernard Shaw

Writers, artists and composers we consider “modern” had their roots in the ( ) era which produced such writers as Joseph Conrad, E. M. Forster, W. S. Maugham, etc.

Whose book is Men,<br/>Women, and Dogs?<br/>() A: Somerset Maugham’s B: James Joyce’s C: Richard Selzer’s D: James Thurber’s