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Middle Test English Prose
22 November 2022
NAME/ NIM/ CLASS: Muhammad Mahriful Karfi/06120200059/C1
Guides for students before answer the questions
Select one of the novels you like best to be analysed are as follows:
1. LIFE ON THE MISSISSIPPI_BY MARK TWAIN-
2. DAVID COPPERFIELD-BY CHARLES DICKENS-
3. EMMA- BY JANE AUSTEN-
4. ROBINSON CRUSOE-BY DANIEL DEFOE-
5. LORD JIM- BY JOSEPH CONRAD
6. JANE EYRE BY CHARLOTTE BRONTE
7. PERSUASION BY JANE AUSTEN

Elements of the novel:

Answer in this table

1. PLOT

Title of novel & Author/Novelist: Persuasion by Jane Austen

a. Exposition /name/chap/pg./
Anne Elliot, a woman of noble descent who is polite, gentle, and sympathetic. Her
mother had died when she was fourteen years old, and she and her other sisters
were raised by Lady Russell, a close friend of Anne's mother. Sir Walter Elliot,
Anne's father, was a proud man and took great pride in his royal status. Her eldest
daughter, Elizabeth Elliot, has a character inherited from her father, as well as her
beautiful face. The two of them were always compact and considered themselves to
have a high status. Mary Elliot, Anne's sister who is also the youngest of the Elliot
family, has a character who thinks she is important in the family.
b. rising action/complication/name/chap/pg./
When she was nineteen, Anne fell in love with a young sailor named Frederick
Wenworth. Both agreed to get engaged and live their happy days. But that didn't
last long, because Anne's father objected to the young man's status, who was not
from the nobility. Likewise, Lady Russell, who already considered Anne as her
own daughter, felt that the smart and dignified Anne was not worthy of being side
by side with Frederick Wenworth, who was only a sailor in the early days of his
career and had no excess wealth.

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 c. climax/name/chap/pg./
at the persuasion (persuasion) of Lady Russel, her deceased mother's best friend
who loved her so much, to even think about breaking up their relationship because
Wenthworth had nothing and was too careless in speaking or behaving, Anne gave
up their relationship.

Years later Wenthworth returned with the establishment but already hurt. In fact, he
seemed to approach other women, namely Harietta and Louisa and made Anne sad.

On the other hand, Mr. Elliot, sonless future heir to the peerage Sir Walter Elliot,
appears intent on making Anne his wife. Not only that, there is also the figure of
captain Benwick who admires Anne's thoughts.
d. falling action/name/chap/pg./
Anne was reunited with Frederick. However, Anne felt Frederick was different
from her. Anne still harbored feelings of love for Frederick, whereas according to
her, the man was not. In fact, Frederick, who was already successful at that time,
only learned about manners. Secretly, Frederick also harbors an admiration for
Anne Elliot
e. resolution/ denouement/name/chap/pg./
In the end, they managed to re-establish a relationship and get engaged, after
Frederick declared his love through a note. The note was written when Frederick
heard Anne say that a woman would not give up fighting for her love, even if there
was no hope.
2. CHARACTER

a. round character/name/ chap/pg./

Sir Walter Elliot = he has a very arrogant temperament because he is too proud of his
nobility status

Captain Frederick Wentworth = was he had no wealth and uncertain prospects, but
because of his achievements in the Napoleonic Wars, he rose in rank and fortune.
b. flat character/name/chap/pg./
Marry Elliot = she always considered himself to have a high position in his family

c. dynamic character/name/chap/pg./
Anne Elliot = she has a gentle, polite, and sympathetic nature

d. static character/name/chap/pg./
Lady Russel = she has a motherly nature that can be seen from the way she raised
Elliot's children because their birth mother had died

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e. stereotype/name/chap/pg./
Elizabeth Elliot = he has the same traits as his father

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