1.

Women's movement was held in _____

A. 1930s

B. 1960s

C.1950s

Answer ( B )

2 .____ explains , the first is a political position.

A. Tori Moi

B. H. Lawrence

C. Friedrich Engels

Answer ( A )

3.the representation of women in literature, was felt to be one of the most important forms os
_______.

A) politics

B) ostracization

C) socialization

Answer (c)

4. Critical attention was given to books by ____ writers in which typical images of women were
constructed

A) women

B) men

C) both

Answer ( B)

5. ______ described the change in the late 1970s as a shift from andro-texts to gynotexts.

A. Elaine Showalter

B. FR.lewis

C. Rachel Brownstein.

Answer( A)

6. Andro-texts were books by _____

A) men

B)Women

C) None

Answer ( A )
8. _____ were books by women

A. Andro-texts.

B. Gynotexts

C. None

Answer ( B )

9. Debates and disagreements have centred on _____ particular areas

A. Four

B five

C. Three

Answer ( c )

10. ____ has tended to be more sceptical about recent critical theory .

A. French feminist.

B. Anglo American

C. Patricia Stubbs.

Answer ( B)

11. _____ adopted and adapted a great deal of post-structuralist and psychoanalytic criticism as the
basis of much of their work.

A. English feminist.

B) socialist feminists

C) French feminist

Answer (C)

12. ____ criticism us often distinctly different from American.

A) English feminist

B) French feminist

C) None.

Answer (A)

13. ____ was a member of the Marxist Feminist Literature Collective.

A. Tori Moi

B. Sandra Gilbert

C. Kaplan

Answer ( C)
14. Kristeva's interview in ____ year that “Women can never be defined".

A. 1972

B.1973

C.1974.

Answer (C)

15. ____ feminism ignored lesbianism.

A) classic

B) French

C) English

Answer (A)

16. A sustained discussion of the differences between Anglo American and ________ is by Toril Moi’s.

A. English feminist

B German feminist

C. French feminist.

Answer ( C)

17. Who rejected the quote “ That is a men's sentence “.

A. Jane Austen

B. Dale spender

C. George Eliot

Answer ( A )

18. “Women are somehow more biological, more corporeal, and more natural than men” is a
statement by :

A. Jane Austen

B. George Grosz

C. Jane Moore.

Answer ( B)

19.’ ____ has learned that if it is degrading to be a woman it is even more degrading to be like a
woman’.

A) Catherine Belsey

B) Sandra Gilbert

C) Susan Gubar.

Answer ( A )
20. The view that the language is a man made is challenged from within feminism by Sandra Gilbert
and Sushan Gubar in the essay _____.

A. Political linguistic

B. Sexual linguistic

c. Social linguistic

Answer ( B )