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Virginia Woolf

Mrs. Dalloway

Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1925

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1. Why does Clarissa resent Miss Kilman? 

A) She makes her feel bad for being rich.

B) She does not teach her daughter well.

C) She looks down on the Dalloways as lower class.

D) She refused an invitation to Clarissa’s party.

2. Who is Sally Seton? 

A) a friend of Elizabeth’s

B) Richard’s lunch companion

C) Peter’s sister

D) a close friend from Clarissa’s youth

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3. What troubles Rezia Smith about her husband Septimus? 

A) She suspects him of cheating on her.

B) She is no longer in love with him.

C) He demands that she bear him children.

D) He suffers from shell shock.

4. Which choice best characterizes Dr. Holmes and Dr. Bradshaw? 

A) They are insensitive and ill-equipped to deal with veterans’ mental health.

B) They are sympathetic to Septimus’s condition but too overstretched to help.

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