Welcome to your UGTRB Top Girls
In “Top Girls”, the following description suits ____: lived in Edinburgh, travelled extensively between the ages of forty and seventy.
According to “Top Girls”, who got married at fifty?
Who is the woman in apron and armor in the play Top Girls?
In “Top Girls”, who first arrives for the party?
Who is Angie’s mother in the play Top Girls?
In “Top Girls”, who was in relationship with Ariake?
Lady Nijo is a _______ in the play Top Girls.
In “Top Girls”, who becomes a Buddhist nun?
In “Top Girls”, who a Japanese, an Emperor’s courtesan and later a Buddhist nun who travelled on foot through Japan?
According to “Top Girls”, who happen to marry Jim who died of bullet later?
In “Top Girls”, who calls herself “heresy”?
In “Top Girls”, who was advised by her father to take holy orders?
How was Pope Joan killed in the play Top Girls?
In “Top Girls”, who left home at twelve, dressed as a boy since she wanted to study in Athens?
In “Top Girls”, who was tending sheep when she was young?
Who mirrors Thatcher in the play Top Girls?
In “Top Girls”, who was separated from her children?
According to “Top Girls”, who was dragged by her feet out of the town and stoned to death by the crowd?
The play Top Girls has a deep significance of ______
Why did Lady Nijo choose to be a Buddhist nun in the play Top Girls?
Whom does Marlene tell not to share her plans of marriage and children with future employer in the play Top Girls?
In the play Top Girls, Griselda’s story was focused by Chaucer in ______ .
According to “Top Girls”, who led an army of women through hell?
In “Top Girls”, who is the obedient wife whose story is told by Chaucer in ‘The Clerk’s Tale’ of The Canterbury Tales?
Who proclaims that she does not believe in class in the play Top Girls?
Who is the last guest in the play Top Girls?
In “Top Girls”, _____ is the subject of the Brueghel painting, Dulle Griet, in which a woman in an apron and armour leads a crowd of women charging through hell and fighting the devils.
The play Top Girls is set in _____.
In the play Top Girls, Isabella cares for her sister who does not feel like she belonged to _______ .
What did Pope Joan do to reach her academic success in the play Top Girls?
“Top Girls” begins on a ____ night.
Isabella Bird is a _______ in the play Top Girls.
In “Top Girls”, whose eldest son died on a wheel?
In “Top Girls”, who stopped the practice of beating women across the loins?
In “Top Girls”, who gives birth to different children for several fathers?
In “Top Girls”, who went to Australia at forty?
Who is the first woman on the dinner party in the play Top Girls?
The play Top Girls was written in_____.
According to “Top Girls”, Isabella visited all the following countries except ____.
In “Top Girls”, who was the last guest to arrive to dinner?
Ange and Kit were planning to______ in town in the play Top Girls.
What does Caryl Churchill use to challenge oppression in the play Top Girls?
In “Top Girls”, who disguised as a man, is thought to have been Pope between 854–856?
In “Top Girls”, who speaks the least of all guests?
When/ where did Pope Joan give birth in the play Top Girls?
What does Angie desire in the play Top Girls?
In “Top Girls”, who aspired to become a nuclear physicist?
In “Top Girls”, who was attracted by the teachings of John the Scot, thirteenth C philosopher?
In “Top Girls”, LADY NIJO started serving at the court from ____ years.
According to “Top Girls”, who has a younger sister named Hennie?
