List of top English Questions on Feminist Movements / Feminism asked in GATE XH-C2

"Although feminist philosophers have traditionally sought to show how the body is figured as feminine, or how women have been associated with materiality (whether inert – always already dead – or fecund – ever-living and procreative) where men have been associated with the principle of rational mastery, Irigaray wants to argue that in fact the feminine is precisely what is excluded in and by such a binary opposition. In this sense, when and where women are represented within this economy is precisely the site of their erasure."
Which of the following options is/are implied by this passage? 

Virginia Woolf wrote in "Professions for Women":
"You have won rooms of your own in the house hitherto exclusively owned by men. You are able, though not without great labour and effort, to pay the rent. You are earning your five hundred pounds a year. But this freedom is only a beginning; the room is your own, but it is still bare. It has to be furnished; it has to be decorated; it has to be shared. How are you going to furnish it, how are you going to decorate it? With whom are you going to share it, and upon what terms?" 
Based on this passage, which of the following inferences is/are correct?

The Madwoman in the Attic, the title of Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar's iconic feminist examination of Victorian literature, alludes to which classic novel?

Which of the following is/are true of Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre?

Of the following, which novelist/s combine/s feminist concerns with magic realism?