Shopping
Waiting Room
Waiting Room
Household
Author
100

The narrator's listing of what she sees in the room emphasizes this.

What is detachment from her surroundings?

100

The hotel rooms represent this to narrator.

What is personal freedom?

100

The primary effect of the song lyrics.

What is reveal the illegality of the groups?

100

The sitting room and its decor inspire this feeling in Offred.

What is upset by it?

100

She is from this country.

What is Canada?

200

Traditional values of the Gilead society involve this.

What is domesticity?

200

The narrator's question, "How were we to know we were happy?" expresses these feelings.

What is nostalgia?

200

Aunt Lydia's crying is intended to reveal this.

What is fond memories of before?

200

Describing Serena Joy as "withered" suggests ...

What is age, used up, infertility or illness

200

Author's age

What is 83

300

The narrator describes her reflections as "like a distorted shadow, a parody ...", this suggests this.

What embarrassment, or her attire is a costume, or current life is unreal to her, or coping with her new life through dark humor?

300

The primary technique used by the author to develop the central idea of the chapter.

What is juxtaposition?

300

The "things" Aunt Lydia refers to are this.

What is sexual assaults?

300

This triggers Offred's reminiscence.

What is the report of the resettlement?
300

The author wrote (roughly) these many books.

What is 48?

400

In addition to discipline and modesty, the comparison of the narrator's location with a "nunnery" suggests this.

What is chastity?

400

Reason Atwood chooses not to use quotation marks to indicate dialogue between characters.

What is highlight the difference between flashback and reminiscence?

400

Reason narrator claims for current society.

What is apathy?

400

Sudden change from present to past and back to present tense. 

What is the incongruity between intent and outcome?

400

The author received this many honorary degrees.

What is 25?

500

The end of the chapter emphasizes this developing idea.

What is the lack of interpersonal connections?
500

Explanation of Atwood's purpose for having the discovered message in a foreign language.

What is that the message is more important than what it says?

500

Primary narrative technique author uses most closely resembles

What is stream of consciousness?

500

Clues to the true nature of Offred's family picnic. 

What is Luke's singing?

500

Author describes the genre of the novel as this.

What is speculative fiction?