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