Question

Which theme is not emphasized in “The Trumpet Club”?

• A. Social satire
• B. Political revolution
• C. Coffeehouse culture
• D. Human nature

Answer 1

Answer:

B. Political revolution

"The Trumpet Club" is all about light, humorous social observation, coffeehouse discussions, and the quirks of human behavior — not about politics in a revolutionary sense.
Even though Steele was politically active and supported the Whigs, this particular essay doesn’t push a political revolution. Instead, it gently mocks everyday social types and conversation styles in a club setting.