According to Woolf, what factors contribute to a woman's lack of

achievement?

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A. Not being able to vote in political events

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B. Being discouraged from using her talents

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C. Focusing more on finding a husband than education

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D. Remaining silent in social situations

SUBMIT

The correct answer is B. Being discouraged from using her talents.

Explanation:

During Virginia Woolf’s time, women weren’t in an admirable position in society when it came to work or art. They were supposed to be housewives, take care of their family and household, and not do much else apart from having some hobbies. Any form of art created by a woman was laughed at as something trivial as only men could create good art, or so was thought.

However, Woolf disagreed with this and stayed true to herself - she wrote a lot, and became one of the most famous writers of all time. What she thought was the biggest issue with women’s lack of achievement was the fact that they weren’t encouraged to foster their talents but were rather told it wasn’t the appropriate thing for them to do.

B. Being discouraged from using her talents

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