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1) Whatmusthavehappenedtothenarrator? Howdoyouknow?
2) Howwouldyoudescribethestory’ssetting? Howandwhyisthesettingsignificant?
3) Howwouldyoudescribethenarrator’shusband?
4) Whatdoesthenarratorbelievewouldbethebestcureforher?
5) Howisherideadifferentfromherhusbandandbrother? Whatisthecauseoftheirconflictingideas?
6) What’sthenarrator’sinitialreactionanddescriptionofthewallpaper? Whatdoesthewallpapersymbolize?
7) WhoisJennie? What’sherfunction?
8) Whatdoesthenarratorthinktobegoodforherrecovery? HowaretheserequeststurneddownbyJohn? Giveexamples.
9) Whatisnarrativestyleofthestory? Whatistheeffectofthenarrativestyleindevelopingthemaincharacter?
10) Whatarethethemesofthestory? Howdoestheauthordevelopthem?
(T) orfalse (F).
1) Boththenarrator’shusbandandbrotheraredentists.( )
2) Thecolonialmansionisbeautifulbutqueerinaway.( )
3) Maryisthehousekeeperwhotakescareofthehouse.( )
4) Thenarratorhasachildwhostaysawayfromher.( )
5) Theroomthenarratorislivinginusedtobeaplayroomorgymnasium.( )
6) Thewallpaperlookshorribletothenarratorbecausethereisawomancrawlinginside.( )
7) Thestoryprobablytakesplaceinthelate19thcentury.( )
8) Thestoryistoldfromthefirstpersonpointofviewbyareliablenarrator.( )
9) Themajorconflictinthestoryisthestrugglebetweenthenarratorandherhusbandoverhertreatment.( )
10) Theyellowwallpapersymbolizesthenarrator’sstateofmind.( ) .
In “TheYellowWallpaper”, thenarratorsuffersfroma1) condition, andherhusband, whowasa2) , recommendsthatshe3) insolitude.Hehasforbiddenherto4) , becauseheinsistsitistooexhausting, soshewritesherjournalin5).Shesleepsinalargeroomshebelieveswasoncea6).Theroomcontainsabed, 7) windowsanduglyyellowwallpaper.Thewomanslowlybecomesobsessedwiththehideous8)., she9) .He10) acrossherpath, andshecontinuestocrawloverhim.
