DRAMA AND POETRY PRE 1900 LATEST UPDATED FINAL 2025
EXAM WITH COMPLETE DETAILED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY A+ GRADED
Kate Millet (1971)
ANSWER-'Nora confronted every convention that caged her, hoping to ensure that she would remain a
house pet there forever'
Eleanor Marx (1891)
ANSWER-'Nora is not the childish creature her husband takes her for'
Review of a premiere of 'A Doll's house' (1879)
ANSWER-'There is not, in her pretentious effort, a single point which justifies her action'
Errol Durbach
ANSWER-'die as a doll in order to live the life of a woman'
Clement Scott
ANSWER-'forgets her responsibilities,'
Review in Social Demokraten 1879
,ANSWER-'this husband, who slowly sacrifices her on the altar of his egotism, and who fails to
understand her value as a human being"
Tara Schaefle
ANSWER-'The social structure into which Nora is born does not recognise her intelligence or dignity as
an individual'
Tara Schaefle
ANSWER-'Torvald plays the role expected of him by society'
Ibsen
ANSWER-'a woman cannot be herself in contemporary society'
August Strindberg
ANSWER-'marriage was revealed as being a far from divine institution'
John Ruskin (1865)
role of men
ANSWER-'he guards the woman from all this; within his house, as ruled by her'
Guardian (2013)
ANSWER-'trapped with a man who values his public standing more highly than her right to self-
expression'
, Bloomsbury
ANSWER-'world recognisable to the middle class'
"Skylark" "squirrel" "songbird" "squaderbird"
Torvald to Nora
ANSWER-Theme of control, freedom and being trapped
"An _______________ pet"
ANSWER-"Expensive" - Torvald
"No-one to live for anymore"
Kristine to Nora, showing her selflessness
"Squirrel would do lots of pretty tricks for you if you granted her wish"
Nora to Torvald
Manipulation
Use of femininity
"He won't dare risk a scandal"
Kronstad to Nora about Torvald
Pates familias
Reputation
EXAM WITH COMPLETE DETAILED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY A+ GRADED
Kate Millet (1971)
ANSWER-'Nora confronted every convention that caged her, hoping to ensure that she would remain a
house pet there forever'
Eleanor Marx (1891)
ANSWER-'Nora is not the childish creature her husband takes her for'
Review of a premiere of 'A Doll's house' (1879)
ANSWER-'There is not, in her pretentious effort, a single point which justifies her action'
Errol Durbach
ANSWER-'die as a doll in order to live the life of a woman'
Clement Scott
ANSWER-'forgets her responsibilities,'
Review in Social Demokraten 1879
,ANSWER-'this husband, who slowly sacrifices her on the altar of his egotism, and who fails to
understand her value as a human being"
Tara Schaefle
ANSWER-'The social structure into which Nora is born does not recognise her intelligence or dignity as
an individual'
Tara Schaefle
ANSWER-'Torvald plays the role expected of him by society'
Ibsen
ANSWER-'a woman cannot be herself in contemporary society'
August Strindberg
ANSWER-'marriage was revealed as being a far from divine institution'
John Ruskin (1865)
role of men
ANSWER-'he guards the woman from all this; within his house, as ruled by her'
Guardian (2013)
ANSWER-'trapped with a man who values his public standing more highly than her right to self-
expression'
, Bloomsbury
ANSWER-'world recognisable to the middle class'
"Skylark" "squirrel" "songbird" "squaderbird"
Torvald to Nora
ANSWER-Theme of control, freedom and being trapped
"An _______________ pet"
ANSWER-"Expensive" - Torvald
"No-one to live for anymore"
Kristine to Nora, showing her selflessness
"Squirrel would do lots of pretty tricks for you if you granted her wish"
Nora to Torvald
Manipulation
Use of femininity
"He won't dare risk a scandal"
Kronstad to Nora about Torvald
Pates familias
Reputation
