Women in Literature
Women in Literature Quiz
Test your knowledge about the significant women in literature with this engaging quiz! From classic authors to modern icons, this quiz will challenge your understanding of influential female writers and their contributions to the literary world.
Are you ready to dive into their stories? Here are some things you will discover:
- Famous works and authors
- Literary movements and influence
- Historical context and significance
Which "disenfranchised teenage girl" arguably invented the horror genre in literature?
Horace Walpole
Heidi O'Barr
Mary Shelley
Charlotte Bronte
Which 19th century female author is considered the icon of Regency era novels?
Charlotte Bronte
Jane Austen
Heidi O'Barr
Bram Stoker
Which of these authors is NOT considered a feminist of her time?
Louisa May Alcott
Charlotte Bronte
Jane Austin
Ernest Hemingway
After her retirement as an engineer for the Apollo Space program and the Hubble Space Telescope, she founded a children's multimedia publishing company, eventually publishing more than 20 titles. Oh yeah, and she's Jack Black's mother.
Who is Judith Love Cohen
Who is Jennifer Woster
Who is Blythe Danner
Who is Janet Pryor
What is Virginia Woolf's real first name?
Virginia
Adeline
Mary
Princess
Who wrote the fictional detective, Hercule Poirot?
Agatha Christie
Mary Shelley
Emily Bronte
Agatha Raisin
Who wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird"?
Agatha Christie
Shelley Bronte
Harper Lee
Jessica Thompson
Who is the author pictured above?
Harper Lee
Jennifer Thompson
Toni Morrison
Maya Angelou
Which of these male authors is really a woman using a pen name?
Dean Koontz
Samuel Clements
George Eliot
Brandon Sanderson
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