Find Out Which Author is Like You In 5 Questions

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Quiz Questions

1.
Where is your dream house?
- A.
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  Apartment in New York City
- B.
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  Apartment in London, England
- C.
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  Cabin in Walden Woods
- D.
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  Small Village in Egypt
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  House in Massachusetts
2.
Do you like to be surrounded by people?
- A.
  Only those of the Upper Class
- B.
  Yes, I have a huge family!
- C.
  I prefer to be surrounded by nature
- D.
  Yes, but they have to be ready to travel
- E.
  No I am very independent
3.
What would you want as your biggest accomplishment
- A.
  Winning the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction Writing
- B.
  Being Considered An Important Feminist Writer
- C.
  Becoming a Naturalist, an Expert on Nature
- D.
  A Professor at the University of Cairo
- E.
  A World Famous Poet
4.
What dog would you want as a pet?
- A.
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  A Spitz
- B.
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  A Cocker Spaniel
- C.
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  I love all animals, I cant narrow down my favorite dog breed
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  Im not a pet person
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  Newfoundland
5.
If you were an author what would you write about?
- A.
  The upper class
- B.
  Feminism
- C.
  Nature
- D.
  An Autobiography
- E.
  Poetry

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Virginia Woolf
Virginia Woolf was born in London, England. From a young age she had a passion for writing. Like you Virigina is very close with her family, she even started her own family newspaper Hyde Park Gate News to document funny memories of her and her eight siblings. Virginia is considered one of the most important feminist writers.
2.
Henry David Thoreau
Henry David Thoreau was born in Concord Massachusetts. Not only is he remembered as a writer but also a naturalist, social reformer and a philosopher. For a little over two years, he lived in a cabin in Walden Woods. His writings about his time in the woods still inspire conservation efforts today.Important key to remember for auditory learners is that the more instruction you can give them with a task, the more likely they are to follow through and understand the content.
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Emily Dickinson
Emily Dickinson was a famous poet from the 1800’s. She was born in Amherst Massachusetts and was known to live the majority of her life in Isolation. Her poetry is inspired by Metaphysical poets of seventeenth-century England. While she was an extremely talented writer, fewer than twelve of her poems were published during her lifetime
4.
Taha Hussein
Taha Hussein was born in Egypt. At the age of two he got very sick and the illness blinded him. Although, he did not let his disability stop him. He went on to teach Arabic Literature at the University of Cairo, and is remembered as one of the most influential 20th-century Egyptian writers. He is also seen as the head of the Egyptian Renaissance Movement.
5.
Edith Wharton
Edith Wharton was born in New York. Just like you Edith loves to live lavishly. Her stories the upper-class life she was born into. She was the first women to receive a Pulitzer Prize for fiction awarded for her book, The Age of Innocence.