The Story of an Hour
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- Q1
What did Louise Mallard usually feeltoward her husband during their life together?
Resentment
Love
Affection
Indifference
30s - Q2
2.How is Brently Mallard supposed tohave died?
Heart attack
Mysteriously
A boat accident
A train accident
30s - Q3
3.What is Josephine's relation to Louise?
Step-sister
Friend
Daughter
Sister
30s - Q4
4.What isRichards's relation to Brently?
Friend
Brother
Son
Step-brother
30s - Q5
5.Where did Richards learn about Brently's death?
The town square
The newspaper office
The union office
The train station
30s - Q6
6.Whatphrase does Louise repeat to herself as she recovers from the news of herhusband's death?
"Free!"
"Alone!"
"Alone!"
"Doom!"
30s - Q7
7.Whataspect of life after Brently's death is she ecstatic about?
Independence
She will reinvent her individuality that was lost.
Recognition
Societal status as a strong and independent woman.
30s - Q8
7. What do doctors attribute Louise's fatal heart attack to?
Surprise
Coincidence
Happiness
30s - Q9
8. Which of the following traits is not characteristic of Louise Mallard?
Opportunistic
Intelligent
Independent
Strong
30s - Q10
9. What isLouise's immediate outward reaction to the news that her husband is dead?
She was indifferent.
She screams.
She stares numbly
She cries.
30s - Q11
10. What does Louise understand about the thoughts and feelings she is having about Brently'sdeath?
They make her evil
They are natural
They are improper
She must express them publicly
30s - Q12
11. What is the true cause of the heart attack that kills Louise?
happiness
Shock
Disappointment
30s - Q13
13. What does Chopin representas a source of forbidden joy for women?
Marital love
Religious faith
Independence
Motherhood
30s - Q14
14. What doesChopin suggest about marriages?
They are inherently supportive
They are inherently supportive
They are sometimes hopeless
They are inherently oppressive
They are sometimes liberating
30s - Q15
15. What motifdoes Chopin use to highlight the dichotomy of sorrow and happiness?
Mirrors
Weeping
· Laughter
Masks
30s