Trifles by susan glaspell
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- Q1What is the main theme of Trifles by Susan Glaspell?Gender roles and women's rightsSolving a mystery togetherFriendship between menThe importance of farming30s
- Q2Who is the main character that the women sympathize with in Trifles?Mrs. PetersMr. WrightMrs. HaleMinnie Wright30s
- Q3What do the women find that helps them understand Minnie Wright's situation?A broken windowA diaryA dead birdAn old quilt30s
- Q4What is the setting of Trifles?A rural farmhouseA courtroomA busy city streetA school classroom30s
- Q5What do the men in Trifles dismiss as unimportant?The police investigationThe women’s domestic concernsThe weather conditionsThe state of the crops30s
- Q6What does Mrs. Hale regret about her relationship with Minnie Wright?Not visiting her more oftenNot helping her with choresNot inviting her to partiesNot giving her a gift30s
- Q7How do the two women, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters, react to the discovery of the dead bird?They laugh about itThey call the policeThey feel compassion for Minnie WrightThey are angry at Minnie30s
- Q8What item do the women use to conceal evidence from the men in Trifles?An old dressThe dead birdA broken potA letter30s
- Q9What does the title 'Trifles' refer to in the play?The small details that reveal deeper meaningThe unimportant things in lifeA type of food served at dinnerThe characters' small personalities30s
- Q10What does the quilt symbolize in Trifles?A means of decorationA family heirloomMinnie Wright's mental stateA source of warmth30s
- Q11What ultimately happens to the evidence the women find in "Trifles"?They take it with themThey hide it from the menThey report it to the sheriffThey leave it for others to find30s
- Q12What does the women’s decision at the end of "Trifles" reveal about their character?Their solidarity with each otherTheir desire for fameTheir fear of the menTheir indifference to Minnie30s