A) Elizabethan tax law B) Shakespeare's dramatic and poetic works C) Modern novel criticism D) Renaissance painting history
A) The Rival Poet B) Fair Youth C) The Muse D) Dark Lady
A) First-wave feminism of the 1890s B) The Romantic period of the 1800s C) The Elizabethan era of the 1600s D) Second-wave feminism of the 1960s
A) Several moons of Uranus B) Moons of Jupiter C) Craters on Mars D) Rings of Saturn
A) Completely ignored by the audience B) Underestimated C) Voiceless extras D) Always the villains
A) Always outlive them B) Surpass them C) Always obey them blindly D) Never influence them
A) To direct actors B) To appear on the stage C) To purchase tickets D) To write plays
A) Only children under ten B) Boys or men C) Foreign actresses D) Retired monarchs
A) Special effects B) Female roles C) Animal costumes D) Musical interludes
A) Historical inaccuracies B) Positive attributes C) Costume designs D) Flaws and vices
A) Military strategy B) Tragic despair C) Political power D) Femininity
A) Anna Jameson B) Helen Zimmern C) Louis Lewes D) The editors of The Woman's Part
A) Anna Jameson B) William Shakespeare C) Helen Zimmern D) Louis Lewes
A) Unrealistic and absurd figures B) Weak and forgettable characters C) Attractive and original creations D) Boring and predictable villains
A) The secrets of the universe B) The political corruption of the court C) The depths of woman's nature D) The history of ancient Rome
A) Cold calculations B) Foolish innocence C) Terrible passions D) Blind obedience
A) Beginning of the twentieth century B) At the death of Shakespeare C) In 1895 D) During the 1960s
A) Radical feminist revolution B) Strictly historical analysis C) Complete rejection of the plays D) A very conventional tone and treatment
A) Female domination B) The abolition of monarchy C) Equal rights in the workplace D) Female submission
A) Shakespeare's Heroines B) Characteristics of Women C) The Woman's Part D) The Women of Shakespeare
A) Louis Lewes's translator B) Anna Jameson C) Helen Zimmern D) Louis Lewes
A) Two B) Three C) Four D) One
A) Uneasy B) Indifferent C) Enthusiastic D) Delighted
A) Girlish sweetness and modesty B) Rebellious courage and cunning C) Political ambition and ruthlessness D) Intellectual superiority and strength
A) Culturally induced limitations B) Universal human truths C) Intentional dramatic flaws D) Permanently fixed biological traits
A) Helene Cixous B) William Shakespeare C) Carol Chillington Rutter D) Judith Butler
A) Cordelia B) Ophelia C) Goneril D) Reagan
A) Ophelia B) Desdemona C) Cordelia D) Emilia
A) Macbeth B) Hamlet C) King Lear D) Othello
A) Adriana B) Beatrice C) Bianca D) Celia
A) The Taming of the Shrew B) Twelfth Night C) Much Ado About Nothing D) As You Like It
A) Olivia B) Hero C) Bianca D) Viola
A) Cressida B) Cleopatra C) Celia D) Cordelia
A) Adriana B) Emilia C) Bianca D) Desdemona
A) King Lear B) Macbeth C) Hamlet D) Othello
A) Hero B) Imogen C) Isabella D) Goneril
A) Julia B) Hero C) Juliet D) Hermia
A) Twelfth Night B) A Midsummer Night's Dream C) The Winter's Tale D) The Tempest
A) Hermione B) Helena C) Hippolyta D) Hero
A) Julia B) Katherina C) Juliet D) Hero
A) The Tempest B) The Two Gentlemen of Verona C) The Winter's Tale D) The Merchant of Venice
A) Julia B) Juliet C) Isabella D) Imogen
A) The Merchant of Venice B) Macbeth C) Measure for Measure D) Much Ado About Nothing
A) Katherina B) Juliet C) Lavinia Andronicus D) Julia
A) Cleopatra B) Bianca C) Desdemona D) Katherina
A) Macbeth B) King Lear C) Hamlet D) Othello
A) Lavinia Andronicus B) Margaret of Anjou C) Tamora D) Paulina
A) Maud B) Marina C) Margaret D) Miranda
A) Portia B) Paulina C) Ophelia D) Olivia
A) Perdita B) Portia C) Paulina D) Phoebe
A) All's Well that Ends Well B) Measure for Measure C) The Winter's Tale D) Love's Labour's Lost
A) Portia B) Rosalind C) Phoebe D) Paulina
A) Desdemona B) Cleopatra C) Hermione D) Paulina
A) Regan B) Regina C) Rachel D) Reagan
A) Viola B) Rosalind C) Olivia D) Rosaline
A) Hermia B) Rosaline C) Juliet D) Helena
A) Thisbe B) Titania C) The Three Witches D) Tamora
A) Hermia B) Hippolyta C) Helena D) Titania
A) The Tempest B) The Winter's Tale C) The Taming of the Shrew D) Twelfth Night
A) Volumnia B) Valeria C) Viola D) Vandora |