Virginia Woolf's Shakespeare's Sister voc3

In the context of the essay, "gifted" implies:

• average

• highly talented

• unskilled

• modest

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"Taste" in Woolf's description implies:

• a necessity

• a preference or interest

• distaste

• demand

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"Fancy" as used here reflects:

• creative imagination

• plain thought

• realistic thinking

• uninterest

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"Scold" refers to:

• praise gently

• reprimand harshly

• praise highly

• ignore

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A person with "ambition" has:

• strong goals or aspirations

• little drive

• no goals

• fear of success

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"Loft" as Woolf uses it suggests:

• a small attic-like space

• a closet

• a basement

• a library

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"Substantial" can best be defined as:

• minor

• significant or large

• unimportant

• brief

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Woolf's use of "stockings" refers to:

• boots

• pants

• hosiery or socks

• gloves

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A "chain of beads" in this passage likely symbolizes:

• a small offering or gift

• punishment

• a toy

• money

The term "petticoat" here implies:

• an underskirt worn by women

• a blouse

• a hat

• a type of shoe

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