Matching
31. André Breton a. Mrs. Dalloway
32. Salvador Dalí b. The Battleship Potemkin
33. Marcel Duchamp c. The Persistence of Memory
34. T. S. Eliot d. Remembrance of Things Past
35. Sergei Eisenstein e. Gassed
36. Sigmund Freud f. The Waste Land
37. James Joyce g. Surrealist Manifesto
38. Marcel Proust h. Nude Descending a Staircase
39. John Singer Sargent i. Ulysses
40. Virginia Woolf j. Beyond the Pleasure Principle
Answers: 31-g (LO: 35.4), 32-c (LO: 35.4), 33-h (LO: 35.2), 34-f (LO: 35.1), 35-b (LO: 35.3), 36-j (LO: 35.4), 37-i (LO: 35.5), 38-d (LO: 35.5), 39-e (LO: 35.1), 40-a (LO: 35.5)
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