What does Virginia Woolf's fictional sister in 'A Room of One's Own' represent?

Virginia Woolf and Her Works

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The success of women in literature
The challenges faced by women in history
The equality between men and women
The financial independence of women
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What does Woolf's essay 'A Room of One's Own' argue about women's potential in literature?
Women are naturally less talented
Women's potential has been historically suppressed
Women should focus on domestic roles
Women have always had equal opportunities
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Which group was Virginia Woolf a part of that influenced her writing?
The Lost Generation
The Harlem Renaissance
The Romantic Poets
The Bloomsbury Group
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Which event in Woolf's life led to her first depressive episode?
The publication of her first novel
The death of her mother
Her move to Bloomsbury
Her marriage to Leonard Woolf
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What narrative technique is prominently used in 'Mrs. Dalloway'?
First-person narrative
Third-person omniscient
Stream of consciousness
Epistolary format
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What is a characteristic feature of Modernist writing?
Linear storytelling
Use of stream of consciousness
Focus on historical accuracy
Emphasis on moral lessons
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In 'To the Lighthouse', how does Woolf represent the passage of time?
Through flashbacks
Using a linear timeline
By distilling years into a few pages
Through detailed daily events
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What is a key theme in 'The Waves'?
The exploration of historical events
The collective consciousness of characters
The distinction between reality and dreams
The journey of a single protagonist
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What unique narrative approach is used in 'Orlando'?
A detailed exploration of a family's history
A single character inhabits multiple identities
A focus on a single day in a character's life
A chronological account of historical events
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How does Woolf's work address the complexity of the mind?
By simplifying characters' thoughts
Through a single narrative perspective
Through careful consideration of inner lives
By focusing solely on external events
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