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A) Matheolus B) Christine de Pizan C) Princess Margaret of Burgundy D) Jean de Meun
A) 1500 B) 1405 C) 1450 D) 1305
A) Vernacular French B) English C) Latin D) Italian
A) Celtic-style B) Germanic-style C) Latin-style D) Greek-style
A) The Book of the City of Ladies B) The Treasure of the City of Ladies C) Ditie de Jehanne D'Arc D) Matheolus's Lamentations
A) By translating Latin plays B) By writing a military treatise C) By ignoring all male writers D) By creating an allegorical city of ladies
A) By claiming women ruled ancient empires alone B) By collecting a wide array of famous women throughout history C) By proving women invented writing D) By arguing that women are physically stronger than men
A) Guards protecting the city gates B) Slaves performing manual labor C) Architects designing the layout D) Building blocks for the walls, houses, and her thesis
A) The abolition of marriage B) Education for women C) Universal male suffrage D) Monastic life for all citizens
A) The Roman de la Rose B) Ditie de Jehanne D'Arc C) The Book of Matheolus D) The Book of the Three Virtues
A) Joan of Arc B) Jean de Meun C) Princess Margaret of Burgundy D) Matheolus
A) A manual of education B) A book of poetry C) A historical biography D) A fictional romance
A) She will manage all the finances alone B) She will never speak to him C) She will travel the world independently D) She will be cheerful to him all the time
A) Matheolus's Lamentations B) The Book of the City of Ladies C) Ditie de Jehanne D'Arc D) The Treasure of the City of Ladies
A) An educational manual B) A religious play C) A poem D) A prose novel
A) Fourteenth century B) Twelfth century C) Fifteenth century D) Thirteenth century
A) That marriage brings eternal joy B) That women make men's lives miserable C) That marriage is unnecessary D) That women should rule households
A) Upset and ashamed to be a woman B) Inspired and empowered C) Angry and ready to fight men D) Indifferent and amused
A) Her parents B) The three Virtues C) Jean de Meun and Matheolus D) Three famous queens
A) How to write a poem about Joan of Arc B) What her role will be in helping her build the City of Ladies C) How to escape from society D) Where to find hidden treasure
A) Lady Justice B) Lady Wisdom C) Lady Mercy D) Lady Reason
A) The roof of the palace B) The grand gates C) The interior library D) The external walls of the city
A) How to write vernacular prose B) Why books are written in Latin C) How to manage household finances D) Why some men slander women
A) The spade of her intelligence B) A wooden stick C) An iron pickaxe D) A golden shovel
A) That women must truly be bad B) That women were superior to men C) That women were unfairly targeted D) That women should rule nations
A) Because she hated her own gender B) Because so many learned men wrote them C) Because she wanted to marry Matheolus D) Because her teachers forced her to read them
A) Wealth B) Violence C) Magic D) Reason
A) Her fear of physical labor B) Her desire to marry C) Her inability to write in Latin D) Her own self-consciousness and negative thoughts of past writers
A) Matheolus B) Jean de Meun C) Her readers D) Princess Margaret
A) That women should govern kingdoms B) That marriage is obsolete C) That books are always truthful D) That women are not evil or useless creatures
A) Part III B) Part II C) Part IV D) Part I
A) Great physical strength B) The gift of prophecy C) Devotion to their families and others D) Chastity
A) Knighthood B) Monasticism C) Marriage D) Education
A) 92 B) 50 C) 37 D) 124
A) A queen B) The Virgin Mary C) Christine D) Lady Justice
A) Ghismonda B) Rhea Ilia C) Lady Justice D) The Virgin Mary
A) 92 B) 12 C) 129 D) 37
A) Vincent of Beauvais B) Margaret King C) Jean de Vignay D) Giovanni Boccaccio
A) De mulieribus claris B) Des Cleres et Nobles Femmes C) Speculum Maius D) Miroir historial
A) Decameron B) Des Cleres et Nobles Femmes C) De mulieribus claris D) Speculum Maius
A) Only in political matters B) Only in religious matters C) Yes D) No
A) Feminist B) Misogynist C) Progressive D) Neutral
A) Suffering terrible punishments B) Being praised for martyrdom C) Becoming great scholars D) Ruling as queens
A) 1300 B) 1240 C) 1400 D) 1333
A) Justice B) Reason C) Wisdom D) Rectitude |