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Anne Bradstreet Quiz
Delving into Anne Bradstreet: An Exploration of an Anglo-American Poet
Updated: Feb 18, 2024
Step into the world of 17th century poetry with our Anne Bradstreet quiz. Test your knowledge on the life and works of this influential Anglo-American poet in just a few minutes!
Get ready to flex your Anne Bradstreet muscles! This quiz features 31 questions on everything from the basics to the most obscure facts. Can you ace it? Gain valuable insights.
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June 8, 1602
June 8, 1622
March 8, 1662
March 8, 1612
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July 16, 1662
September 16, 1672
July 16, 1682
September 16, 1652
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Anne Bradstreet
Sylvia Plath
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Emily Dickinson
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No
Yes
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Anne Hutchinson
Thomas Paine
Benjamin Franklin
Anne Bradstreet
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London, England
Manchester, England
York, England
Northampton, England
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John Keats
Du Bartas
William Shakespeare
Thomas Hardy
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16
22
20
18
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Signing Of The Declaration Of Independence
Pilgrims Arriving At Plymouth Rock
Founding Of Massachusetts Bay Colony In 1630
Start Of The American Revolution
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10
8
2
6
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Baudelairean
Petrarchan
Shakespearean
Du Bartas Style
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Nature And Its Elements
Shakespearean Tragedies
Contemporary Political Discourse
Her Role As A Mother, Struggles And Her Puritan Faith
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The Flesh And The Spirit
The Author To Her Book
To My Dear And Loving Husband
The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up In America
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No
Yes
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Short Stories
Plays
Novellas
Personal Writings Published Posthumously
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1640
1650
1620
1630
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Wife, Mother, And Daughter Of Public Officials
Teacher At A School For Girls
Naturalist Study
Governing The Massachusetts Bay Colony
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Yes
No
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Not Applicable - Her Style Remained Consistent
From Shakespearean To Petrarchan
From The Du Bartas Style To Her Unique Style
From Keatsian To The Baudelairean
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It's Not Clear
No
Yes, But She Never Wrote About Them
Yes, With The Sufferings Of Life
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Only Her Father Was A Puritan
Only Her Mother Was A Puritan
No
Yes
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Some Of Her Works Represent Her Faith
Yes
It's Not Clear
No
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Yes
No
Only Once
It's Not Clear
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It's Not Known
Both Names Were Used Interchangeably
No
Yes
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No
A Few Works Were Published Posthumously
Yes
It's Not Clear
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No, They Were Only Read In America
Yes, Especially In England
Her Works Were Not Widely Read Outside Of Her Family
Only Her Later Works Were Read Outside America
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Diaries
Novels
Poetry
Plays
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No
Yes, Notably Victor Hugo
Yes, Notably Du Bartas
Yes, Notably Voltaire
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There's No Record Of Any Siblings
Yes, One Sister
It's Not Known
Yes, Two Brothers
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No, They Remained Similar To Du Bartas Style
Yes, They Develop Into Her Unique Style
There's A Debate Among Literary Scholars About This
Her Style Evolved, But Didn't Become Unique
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Oct 17, 1586
May 1, 1700
Sep 16, 1672
Jan 1, 1643
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