Question

what is one of the three main strategies that woolf used in a room of ones own to help the reader understand her topic?
a. using metaphorical language
b. showing her thought process
c. listing shocking statistics
d. stating her credibility as an author

Explanation:

In A Room of One’s Own, Woolf uses the strategy of showing her thought process (like her meandering, reflective exploration of women and fiction) to engage readers and clarify her topic. Option A: Metaphorical language isn't a main strategy here. Option C: She doesn't rely on shocking statistics. Option D: Stating credibility isn't a key strategy. So B is correct.

Answer:

B. Showing her thought process