Women Writers and Violence
| Description: This quiz focuses on the significant contributions of women writers in exploring the theme of violence in literature. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
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| Tags: women writers violence literature feminism |
Which renowned Indian writer's novel, (\text{The God of Small Things}), delves into the complexities of violence within a family?
In (\text{The Handmaid's Tale}), Margaret Atwood presents a dystopian society where women are subjected to systematic violence. What is the name of the protagonist?
In Toni Morrison's (\text{Beloved}), Sethe, the protagonist, commits an act of violence against her infant daughter. What is the name of this daughter?
Which Indian writer's novel, (\text{Ice Candy Man}), explores the violence of the Partition of India through the eyes of a young girl?
In (\text{The Color Purple}), Alice Walker presents the struggles of African-American women in the rural South. What is the name of the protagonist?
Which Indian writer's novel, (\text{The Inheritance of Loss}), explores the violence of the Naxalite movement in India?
In (\text{The Joy Luck Club}), Amy Tan explores the complex relationships between Chinese immigrant mothers and their American-born daughters. What is the name of the protagonist?
Which Indian writer's novel, (\text{The Forest of Enchantments}), explores the violence of the Emergency in India?
In (\text{Persepolis}), Marjane Satrapi uses graphic novel format to depict her childhood in Iran during the Islamic Revolution. What is the name of the protagonist?
Which Indian writer's novel, (\text{The House of Blue Mangoes}), explores the violence of the Partition of India through the eyes of a young woman?
In (\text{The Kite Runner}), Khaled Hosseini explores the violence and trauma of life in Afghanistan under the Taliban regime. What is the name of the protagonist?
Which Indian writer's novel, (\text{The Hungry Tide}), explores the violence of the Naxalite movement in India?
In (\text{The Book Thief}), Markus Zusak presents a unique perspective on the violence of Nazi Germany through the eyes of a young girl. What is the name of the protagonist?
Which Indian writer's novel, (\text{The Palace of Illusions}), retells the epic (\text{Mahabharata}) from the perspective of Draupadi?
In (\text{The Handmaid's Tale}), Margaret Atwood presents a dystopian society where women are subjected to systematic violence. What is the name of the resistance group that Offred joins?