Katherine Mansfield: Life and Works

The lecture covers the life and work of Katherine Mansfield, a prominent New Zealand writer. Born in Wellington, she moved to London to pursue her literary career. Mansfield's work is known for its stream of consciousness style and focus on human behavior. Her personal life was marked by health issues and complex relationships. Despite her struggles, she made significant contributions to modern short stories, influencing writers like Virginia Woolf and D.H. Lawrence. Her legacy includes notable works such as 'Prelude' and 'The Garden Party'.

Where was Katherine Mansfield born?

• London, England

• Sydney, Australia

• Wellington, New Zealand

• Auckland, New Zealand

What was the profession of Katherine Mansfield's father?

• Lawyer

• Teacher

• Banker

• Doctor

At what age did Katherine Mansfield have her first story published?

• Seven

• Nine

• Eleven

• Thirteen

What was the title of Katherine Mansfield's first published story?

• Prelude

• The Garden Party

• NR Plate

• Bliss

Which college did Katherine Mansfield attend in London?

• Queen's College

• King's College

• University College

• Imperial College

What musical instrument did Katherine Mansfield become accomplished in?

• Cello

• Violin

• Piano

• Flute

Who was Katherine Mansfield's first husband?

• Garnet Trowell

• D.H. Lawrence

• John Middleton Murry

• George Brown

What was the title of Katherine Mansfield's first story published in England?

• The Child Who Was Tired

• Bliss

• The Fly

• Miss Brill

Which disease significantly affected Katherine Mansfield's health?

• Heart Disease

• Cancer

• Tuberculosis

• Diabetes

Which literary technique is Katherine Mansfield known for using in her stories?

• Stream of consciousness

• Magical realism

• Gothic elements

• Epic narratives