A Room of One's Own: Chapter 2 Quiz: Quick Quiz

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A Room of One's Own

Virginia Woolf

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Chapter 2 Quiz

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Resolving to visit the British Museum, what “essential” fluid does the narrator cite as embodying the truth she seeks there?

2 of 5
What topic does the narrator try and fail to find archived under the “M” section of the British Library?

3 of 5
Reading books on the subject of women, the narrator determines that they had all been written in the grips of ___.

4 of 5
How much is the annual financial legacy left to the narrator by Mary Beton?

5 of 5
What does the narrator conclude about the value of women’s domestic work as compared to men’s?

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1 of 5 Resolving to visit the British Museum, what “essential” fluid does the narrator cite as embodying the truth she seeks there?

2 of 5 What topic does the narrator try and fail to find archived under the “M” section of the British Library?

3 of 5 Reading books on the subject of women, the narrator determines that they had all been written in the grips of ___.

4 of 5 How much is the annual financial legacy left to the narrator by Mary Beton?

5 of 5 What does the narrator conclude about the value of women’s domestic work as compared to men’s?