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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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