A) Annie Dillard B) Mary Oliver C) Toni Morrison D) Shirley Abbott
A) 2000 B) 1983 C) 1990 D) 1975
A) Poetry B) Memoir C) Fiction D) Biography
A) Personal and reflective B) Technical and formal C) Journalistic and detached D) Satirical and humorous
A) Encourage reflection on women's lives B) Entertain with fictional storytelling C) Provide a detailed history lesson D) Critique contemporary society
A) Second-person address B) First-person narrative C) Epistolary form D) Third-person omniscient
A) A minor subplot B) Only discussed in historical context C) Central to personal identity D) Irrelevant to the storyline
A) Academic historians B) Feminist theorists C) Children's literature enthusiasts D) General readers interested in women's stories
A) Through personal stories of women B) Through political essays C) By listing statistical data D) By fictional narratives |