Reading Comprehension Quiz: Identifying Main Topic and Purpose

Bloomsbury Group

• The main topic of the text is the Bloomsbury Group, a group of British intellectuals and artists.
• The intended audience appears to be those interested in literature, history, and art.
• The purpose of the text is to provide information about the Bloomsbury Group, its members, and its influence.

History and Influence

• The primary time period in which Bloomsbury exercised its greatest influence was in the early 20th century.
• Bloomsbury's greatest influence was during the early 20th century.

Members

• One of the members NOT part of Bloomsbury is not specified in the text.
• The social background of most Bloomsbury members was upper-middle-class or aristocratic.

Literary Significance

• What distinguished Bloomsbury from a literary standpoint was its innovative and avant-garde style.

Influences and Accounts

• Lytton Strachey provided an excellent account of the intellectual influences from which Bloomsbury was born.
• The author hoped 'A Writer’s Diary' by Virginia Woolf to be a reflective and introspective work.

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