The Yellow Wallpaper
By the end of the story, what does the narrator think she sees in the wallpaper?
A woman
In a traditional plot diagram, what is the first section called?
Exposition
In a traditional plot diagram, what is the most important moment of a story called?
Climax
What fallacy involves a personal attack on an opponent?
Ad hominem
What fallacy creates a closed loop syllogism where your own opinions form the only evidence for the conclusion?
The room the narrator is often trapped in was originally used for what purpose?
A nursery
In a traditional plot diagram, the climax is surrounded by what two elements?
Rising action and falling action
In a traditional plot diagram, what is the final portion called?
Resolution
What fallcy involves attacking organizations or people that a person is connected with rather than their argument?
Guilt by association
What fallacy involves arriving at an unrelated conclusion that is not supported by the major and minor premise?
Non-sequitur (Irreleveant Argument)
What profession is held by both narrator's husband and brother?
Physicians
What are the two types of character development called?
Indirect and direct
Setting is composed of what two elements?
Time and place
What fallacy involves using phrases like "many doctors" or "some scientists" instead of actual names and evidence?
Ambiguous authority
What fallacy assumes that if you have invested time or money into something, it must be logical to see it through to the end, even if evidence says that is a bad idea?
Sunk Cost Fallacy
What is the name of the sister in law that spies on the narrator?
Jane
What are the two classifications of conflict?
Internal and External
When classifying characters based on how much they develop, what two terms are used?
Static and Dynamic
What fallacy involves assuming that if something is popular it must also be true?
Bandwagon Appeal
What fallacies involve either jumping to a quick conclusion with limited evidence or assuming that if it is true for one, it must be true for all?
Hasty and Sweeping Generalization
Who wrote "The Yellow Wallpaper"?
What are the three types of irony?
Verbal, dramatic, and situational
What term that refers to writing that criticizes society can be split into juvenalian and horatian forms?
Satire
Appeal to tradition (Argumentum ad antiquitatum)
What fallacy involves using fear (an emotion) in place of logic?