A Room of One’s Own: Analysis of Major Character Quiz: Quick Quiz

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A Room of One’s Own

Virginia Woolf

Analysis of Major Character Quiz

1 of 5
The narrative of A Room of One's Own is complicated by the narrator's ___.

2 of 5
As a storyteller, what word best describes the narrator?

3 of 5
What word does the narrator of A Room of One's Own use to describe the ideal state for creating art?

4 of 5
The narrator of A Room of One's Own forces readers to question the notion that women are ___.

5 of 5
Who is the only major character in A Room of One's Own?

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1 of 5 The narrative of A Room of One's Own is complicated by the narrator's ___.

2 of 5 As a storyteller, what word best describes the narrator?

3 of 5 What word does the narrator of A Room of One's Own use to describe the ideal state for creating art?

4 of 5 The narrator of A Room of One's Own forces readers to question the notion that women are ___.

5 of 5 Who is the only major character in A Room of One's Own?