Question 1

The author of Social Contract?&#10;A)robespirre&#10;B)napoleon&#10;C)kant&#10;D)rousseau

Accepted Answer

Jean-Jacques Rousseau is the author of "The Social Contract," a foundational text in political philosophy that argues for the legitimacy of political authority based on the consent of the governed.

Question 2

Who wrote Emilie&#10;A)robespirre&#10;B)napoleon&#10;C)kant&#10;D)rousseau

Accepted Answer

Jean-Jacques Rousseau is the author of "Emile, or On Education" (French: Émile, ou De l’éducation), which is a treatise on the nature of education as well as on the nature of man. Published in 1762, it is one of Rousseau's most important works and had a significant influence on the development of educational theory.

Question 3

Who wrote the preface to Lyrical Ballads?&#10;A)coleridge&#10;B)keats&#10;C)johnson&#10;D)wordsworth

Accepted Answer

William Wordsworth wrote the preface to Lyrical Ballads, which is considered a significant work in the English Romantic movement.

Question 4

the Essay on Man is written by&#10;A)dryden&#10;B)pope&#10;C)johnson&#10;D)gray

Accepted Answer

The "Essay on Man" is a philosophical poem written by Alexander Pope.

Question 5

Who coined the term 'Esemblastic Imagination'&#10;A)wordsworth&#10;B)shelley&#10;C)coleridge&#10;D)schiller

Accepted Answer

Coleridge introduced the term 'Esemplastic Imagination' to describe the power of the imagination to unify disparate elements into a cohesive whole.

Question 6

Who wrote The Solitary Reaper?&#10;A)coleridge&#10;B)shelley&#10;C)wordsworth&#10;D)schiller

Accepted Answer

"The Solitary Reaper" is a poem written by William Wordsworth.

Question 7

Kubla Khan is written by&#10;A)wordsworth&#10;B)shelley&#10;C)coleridge&#10;D)keats

Accepted Answer

Kubla Khan is a poem written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, published in 1816.

Question 8

BiographiaLiterariais authored by&#10;A)wordsworth&#10;B)coleridge&#10;C)shelley&#10;D)blake

Accepted Answer

Biographia Literaria was authored by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. It is a work of literary criticism and autobiography.

Question 9

Manuals of good conduct for girls like The Wives of England, Daughters of England etcwere written by&#10;A)mary wollstonecraft&#10;B)sarah stickney ellis&#10;C)emilie bronte&#10;D)beatrice webb

Accepted Answer

Sarah Stickney Ellis was known for writing manuals of good conduct for girls, including titles such as "The Wives of England" and "The Daughters of England," which aimed to instruct women on their roles and duties in society according to the Victorian ideals of femininity and domesticity.

Question 10

The woman who fought against oppressive marriage laws&#10;A)caroline norton&#10;B)marion reid&#10;C)harrier tayler&#10;D)florence nightingale

Accepted Answer

Caroline Norton was a social reformer and author who campaigned vigorously against the oppressive marriage laws of her time. She is particularly known for her role in the passage of the Custody of Infants Act 1839, the Matrimonial Causes Act 1857, and the Married Women's Property Act 1870, which significantly improved the legal position of married women in England.

Question 11

The fragmentary novel 'Cassandra' is written by&#10;A)mary shelley&#10;B)florence nightingale&#10;C)caroline norton&#10;D)william thomson

Accepted Answer

The answer of The fragmentary novel 'Cassandra' is written by&#10;A)mary...

Question 12

A magazine the pleaded for the rights to women&#10;A)the tatler&#10;B)the rambler&#10;C)the english women's journal&#10;D)the spectator

Accepted Answer

The answer of A magazine the pleaded for the rights...

Question 13

The first higher education institution for women?&#10;A)girton college&#10;B)eaton&#10;C)harward&#10;D)king's college

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The answer of The first higher education institution for women?&#10;A)girton...

Question 14

The founder of the women's anti-slavery society&#10;A)francis wright&#10;B)lucretiaott&#10;C)elizabeth cady&#10;D)miss garnett

Accepted Answer

The answer of The founder of the women's anti-slavery society&#10;A)francis...

Question 15

The author of Women in the Nineteenth Century?&#10;A)francis wright&#10;B)margaret fuller&#10;C)florence nightingale&#10;D)miss garnett

Accepted Answer

The answer of The author of Women in the Nineteenth...

Question 16

The History of Women suffrage was written by&#10;A)elizabeth stanton&#10;B)frederick douglas&#10;C)lucretia mott&#10;D)margaret fuller

Accepted Answer

The answer of The History of Women suffrage was written...

Question 17

The Seneca Falls Convention is associated with&#10;A)women's suffrage&#10;B)liberation of negros&#10;C)civil rights movement&#10;D)anti slavery movement

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Seneca Falls Convention is associated with&#10;A)women's...

Question 18

Declaration of Sentiments is associated with&#10;A)the seneca falls convention&#10;B)the civil rights movement&#10;C)philadelphia convention&#10;D)anti-slavery convention

Accepted Answer

The answer of Declaration of Sentiments is associated with&#10;A)the seneca...

Question 19

The Revolution was a newspaper founded by&#10;A)margaret fuller&#10;B)susan antony&#10;C)frederick douglas&#10;D)elizabeth sinton

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The answer of The Revolution was a newspaper founded by&#10;A)margaret...

Question 20

The second sex is written by&#10;A)sartre&#10;B)simon de beauvoir&#10;C)betty friedan&#10;D)kate millet

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The answer of The second sex is written by&#10;A)sartre&#10;B)simon de...

Question 21

The first serious book on feminist theory&#10;A)the mandarins&#10;B)the second sex&#10;C)the feminine mystique&#10;D)the revolution

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The answer of The first serious book on feminist theory&#10;A)the...

Deck 2: Literature and Womens Rights: Authors, Works, and Movements