Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors

Who is the author of 'Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors'?

• Tanya Lee Stone

• J.K. Rowling

• Jane Austen

• Louisa May Alcott

What is the main theme of 'Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors'?

• Gender equality

• Environmental conservation

• Technological advancement

• Historical events

Which of the following best describes the genre of 'Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors'?

• Biography

• Science Fiction

• Fantasy

• Mystery

In the sentence 'Elizabeth Blackwell was determined to become a doctor,' what part of speech is 'determined'?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

What is the correct past tense of the verb 'to say' as used in 'Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors'?

• Sayed

• Said

• Says

• Saying

Which word is a synonym for 'pioneer' as used in the context of 'Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors'?

• Follower

• Leader

• Settler

• Explorer

What is the main conflict in 'Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors'?

• Elizabeth Blackwell's struggle to be accepted into medical school

• A natural disaster affecting a town

• A rivalry between two doctors

• A mystery illness spreading in a city

Which sentence uses correct punctuation?

• Who says women cant be doctors?

• Who says women can't be doctors.

• Who says women can't be doctors?

• Who says women cant be doctors.

What is the antonym of 'encourage' as used in 'Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors'?

• Support

• Discourage

• Promote

• Inspire

In 'Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors,' what does Elizabeth Blackwell's story primarily illustrate?

• The importance of perseverance

• The dangers of ambition

• The value of wealth

• The need for speed