Shakespeare's Sister

Who is the main character in Shakespeare’s Sister?

• William Shakespeare

• Judith Shakespeare

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• Queen Elizabeth

In which historical period is the story set?

• Victorian Era

• Elizabethan Age

• Medieval Period

• Modern Age

Where does Judith go to pursue a literary career?

• Paris

• Rome

• London

• Madrid

What happens to Judith when she arrives in London?

• She becomes a successful writer

• She is ridiculed and denied opportunities

• She marries a nobleman

• She opens a school for women

Who is Greene in the story?

• Judith’s brother

• A theater director who supports Judith

• An actor-manager who exploits Judith

• A nobleman who funds female writers

Why does Judith run away from home?

• She wants to study at a university

• She is forced into an arranged marriage

• She is accused of witchcraft

• She wants to become a teacher

How does society react to women in literature during the Elizabethan era?

• They encourage women to write

• They give them equal opportunities

• They mock and suppress their talents

• They give them awards for their work

What ultimately happens to Judith in the story?

• She becomes a famous playwright

• She moves to America for a fresh start

• She is imprisoned for writing plays

• She takes her own life due to despair

What is the primary conflict in Shakespeare’s Sister?

• A rivalry between Judith and William

• The struggle of women against societal norms

• A war between England and France

• A battle between different theater groups

What major theme does Shakespeare’s Sister explore?

• Power and wealth

• Family loyalty

• Gender inequality in creative fields

• The importance of education for men