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Who is the narrator's husband?

John

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What does the yellow wallpaper most directly symbolize?

The Narrator’s Mental Entrapment and Societal Oppression of Women

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Where does the narrator and her husband stay during the story?

A Rented Colonial Mansion in the Countryside

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The phrase that the pattern “lolls like a broken neck” is an example of:

Simile

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How old is Mr. Weiss?

25 Years Old

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What is John's profession?

Doctor/Physician

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What does the woman the narrator sees trapped behind the wallpaper symbolize?

The Narrator’s Suppressed Self or Women Constrained by Social Roles

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What was the room the narrator is confined to formerly used as?

A Nursery or Children’s Room

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When the narrator describes the wallpaper as having “a smouldering, unclean yellow,” this is mainly an example of:

Imagery

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How many years has Mr. Kennedy worked at MVHS?

3 Years

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Who is Jennie?

John's Sister and Housekeeper

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What does the barred windows in the room symbolize?

Physical and Psychological Confinement

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Which feature of the room most immediately bothers the narrator?

The Yellow Wallpaper with a Disturbing Pattern

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When the narrator says the pattern “gets love and sympathy” from her, this is an example of:

Personification

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What is this classroom number?

Room 253

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What is the narrator's name?

The Narrator's Name is Not Revealed in the Story

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What is symbol?

A symbol is an Object, Person, Place, or Thing that Represents Something Else

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What decade does the story take place during?

The 1800s

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What tone best describes the narrator’s voice as she becomes increasingly obsessed with the wallpaper?

Paranoid and Frantic

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How many days are in the month of November?

30 Days

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Who's point of view is the story told from?

The Narrator

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What does the narrator’s creeping around the room at the end symbolize?

Her attempt to Free Herself and Assert Agency, Albeit Through Madness

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How does the narrator describe the house’s overall atmosphere upon arrival?

Strange, Damp, and Somewhat Oppressive Despite its Size

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What does the term mood mean?

The Overall Emotional Atmosphere a Reader Feels While Reading a Text

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What is 100 minus 33?

67