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WorksheetsVirginia Woolf's Shakespeare's Sister - comp.check 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What main point does Woolf make about Judith's opportunities?
She lacked the same opportunities as her brother.
She had many choices.
She was better educated.
She was successful.
How does Woolf describe Judith's talent?
She was not very gifted.
She loved sports.
She was as talented as her brother.
She had no ambition.
What was one barrier Judith faced?
She could not find a job.
Women were not allowed to act on stage.
She did not want to study.
She was shy.
How did Judith's father respond to her dislike of marriage?
He beat her.
He ignored her.
He let her choose.
He sent her to school.
Where did Judith go after leaving her home?
Paris
London
Rome
New York
What did Judith find difficult about the theater?
Men did not take her seriously.
She could not read.
She was too old.
She had no skills.
Who took pity on Judith eventually?
Nick Greene
Her father
Shakespeare
The bishop
What tragic end did Judith face?
She returned home
She became famous
She killed herself
She married
Why does Woolf think Judith's story would end tragically?
Judith was weak.
Society limited her choices.
Women were not allowed to follow their ambitions.
She was too ambitious.
What is Woolf's opinion on women's potential during Shakespeare's time?
They were less capable.
They had equal potential but lacked opportunity.
They were uninterested.
They were better educated.
