Assess students' ability to analyze how narrative perspective and temporal structure operate in selected 20th-century modernist novels. Questions will ask for identification and comparison of techniques (e.g., first/third-person focalization, free indirect discourse, unreliable narration) and temporal strategies (e.g., non-linear chronology, flashbacks, stream-of-consciousness, temporal fragmentation), require close readings of short excerpts (possible authors: Joyce, Woolf, Proust, Faulkner), and demand explanation of how these choices shape character, theme, and reader perception.