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1. 
In "Professions for Women," what two obstacles did Woolf have to overcome to become a writer?
A.
Abuse and neglect
B.
An arranged marriage and an unwanted pregnancy
C.
Killing the Angel in the House and telling the truth about her own experiences
D.
Prejudice and fear of writing a novel
2. 
Who is the author's intended audience in "Professions for Women"?
A.
Men
B.
Women
C.
Children
D.
The working class
3. 
Who does the Angel in the House represent?
A.
The ideal Victorian woman
B.
Woolf's mother
C.
The fairy godmother
D.
The person who Woolf hopes to become
4. 
In "A Room of One's Own," what happens to Judith after she beccomes pregnant?
A.
She is fired
B.
She gets married
C.
She bears the baby out of wedlock
D.
She commits suicide
5. 
In "A Room of One's Own," why can Judith never become as famous as her brother?
A.
She is uneducated
B.
Her writing isn't as good
C.
She's blind
D.
She's not as intelligent
6. 
Which of these is used to symbolize civilization in Heart of Darkness?
A.
Water
B.
Love
C.
Fire
D.
Dove
7. 
Which theme best represents "The World is Too Much With Us"?
A.
Family means everything
B.
Money is a part of life
C.
Individualism
D.
The importance of nature
8. 
In "Goblin Market," how does Lizzie pay for the fruit?
A.
Money
B.
Sex
C.
Her hair
D.
Money she borrows from Laura
9. 
Who dies from eating fruit?
A.
Jeanie
B.
Julia
C.
Laura
D.
Lizzie
10. 
How does the mariner view nature at the end of the poem?
A.
He thinks it is ruthless
B.
He thinks it is useful to humans
C.
He thinks it is beautiful
D.
His opinion doesn't change
11. 
Why does the mariner kill the albatross?
A.
The poem doesn't say
B.
He wants to eat it
C.
It's bad luck
D.
He's annoyed by it
12. 
In "My Last Duchess," what did the wife do that her husband didn't like??
A.
She cheated on him
B.
She spent all his money
C.
She was flirtatious and liked attention from men
D.
She left him
13. 
According to Heathcliff, when will Catherine's body decompose?
A.
Never
B.
After a hunderd centuries
C.
When Edgar dies
D.
When Heathcliff is buried with her
14. 
Why did Porphyria's lover kill her?
A.
She cheated on him
B.
It was an accident
C.
She flirted with other men
D.
He feared she would leave him
15. 
What weapon was used to kill Porphyia?
A.
A gun
B.
A knife
C.
His hands
D.
Her hair
16. 
What is Marlowe's company attempting to harvest in Africa?
A.
Diamonds
B.
Oil
C.
Slaves
D.
Ivory
17. 
Which does NOT describe the ideal woman according to separate spheres ideology?
A.
Submissive
B.
Sublime
C.
Spiritual
D.
Nurturing
18. 
“Oh! you said you cared nothing for my sufferings! And I pray one prayer—I repeat it till my tongue stiffens— (someone’s name) , you may not rest as long as I am living; you said I killed you—haunt me, then! The murdered do haunt their murderers, I believe. I know that Ghosts have wandered on earth. Be with me always—take any form—drive me mad! only do not leave me in this abyss, where I cannot find you! Oh, God! it is unutterable! I cannot live without my life! I cannot live without my soul!” [__________] is speaking about [__________].
A.
Heathcliff; Catherine Earnshaw Linton
B.
Heathcliff; Isabella Linton
C.
Edgar Linton; Cartherine Earnshaw Linton
D.
Heathcliff; Nelly Dean
19. 
“Tell her what Heathcliff is: an unreclaimed creature, without refinement, without cultivation; an arid wilderness of furze and whinestone.” [__________] wants this message about Heathcliff to be relayed to [__________].
A.
Nelly Dean; Catherine Earnshaw Linton
B.
Nelly Dean; Isabella Linton
C.
Catherine Earnshaw Linton; Isabella Linton
D.
Catherine Earnshaw Linton; Frances Earnshaw
20. 
“O happy living things! no tongue / Their beauty might declare: / A spring of love gushed from my heart, / And I blessed them unaware: / Sure my kind saint took pity on me, / And I blessed them unaware.” Which is true of this passage?
A.
This passage represents the Mariner’s shifting view of nature to appreciate its beauty for its own sake.
B.
The “living things” are “water-snakes” he sees upon the surface of the water.
C.
This passage occurs after his crewmates have died.
D.
All of these are true.