Turn of the Screw chapters 9 and 10 flashcard

Front

What state of mind was the Governess in when she sensed something was 'astir' in the house?

Back

The Governess was deeply involved in a tale of fiction and was distracted by the story.

Front

Did the Governess wonder how the children didn't suspect her doubts about them?

Back

True

Front

What occurred on the night the Governess tried to sleep after watching Flora for 11 nights?

Back

All of the following occurred EXCEPT a strange noise came from Miles's room.

Front

Did the Governess wonder if Miles was watching out his window as she passed his room?

Back

True

Front

What was the Governess convinced Flora was doing at the window?

Back

Communicating with Miss Jessel.

Front

What is the significance of the Governess's distraction in the story?

Back

It highlights her psychological state and foreshadows her perception of supernatural events.

Front

How does the Governess's perception of the children change throughout chapters 9 and 10?

Back

She becomes increasingly suspicious and doubts their innocence.

Front

What role does Flora play in the Governess's experiences in the house?

Back

Flora represents innocence but also becomes a source of the Governess's anxiety.

Front

What does the Governess's concern about Miles indicate about her character?

Back

It shows her protective instincts and her growing paranoia.

Front

How does the theme of isolation manifest in chapters 9 and 10?

Back

The Governess feels isolated in her experiences and struggles to connect with the children.