A) Marina Tsvetaeva B) Svetlana Alexievich C) Leo Tolstoy D) Anton Chekhov
A) Women's experiences in World War II B) Men's experiences in World War II C) The military strategies of WWII D) Political outcomes of WWII
A) Historical fiction B) Biography C) Oral history D) Poetry
A) As one-dimensional characters B) As weak and passive C) As strong and complex individuals D) As solely caregivers
A) Focused solely on men's contributions B) Raised awareness of women's roles in war C) Forgotten by readers D) Promoted militarism
A) Stream of consciousness B) First-person accounts C) Second-person narrative D) Third-person omniscient
A) By preserving personal stories B) By focusing on anonymous data C) By ignoring emotional aspects D) By presenting a sanitized version
A) It challenged traditional war narratives B) It praised only Soviet actions C) It was a complete work of fiction D) It was too positive about war
A) Pulitzer Prize B) Booker Prize C) Nobel Prize in Literature D) National Book Award |