A) Poetry
B) Memoir
C) Biography
D) Fiction

A) Becoming a mother
B) Getting married
C) Moving to a new city
D) Starting a new job

A) Anger
B) Joy
C) Ambivalence
D) Despair

A) Didactic
B) Sarcastic
C) Reflective
D) Trivial

A) By presenting fictional accounts
B) By ignoring societal issues
C) By focusing on statistics
D) By contextualizing her personal narrative

A) Economic status
B) Environmental concerns
C) Gender roles
D) Political ideologies

A) Achieving professional success
B) Maintaining friendships
C) Finding romantic love
D) Balancing personal freedom and motherhood

A) Transformative
B) Restrictive
C) Irrelevant
D) Liberating