Charlotte Perkins Gilman

1c. What is the point of view in "The Yellow Wallpaper"?

• A. Third-personlimited

• B. Third-person

• C.First -person

• D. Secon-person

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2c. The narrator of "The Yellow Wallpaper" agrees to stop writing, even though she feels it is helpful to her condition, because her husband says it's best for her. What can the reader reasonably infer from this about the narrator?

• A. That she is secretly planning to escape and continue her writing

• B. That she is exhausted by writing and is happy to give it up.

• C.l That she is confused about what her husband is asking of her

• D. That she usually tries to follow her husband directions

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3c. In "The Yellow Wallpaper," which part of the room commands most of the narrator's attention?

• A. The pattern of the wallpaper

• B. The view from the windows

• C. The rips in the wallpaper

• D. The bars on the windows

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4c. Where does the narrator believe the other woman in the room is trapped?

• A. Under the bed

• B. Behind the wallpaper

• C. In the closet

• D. On the window ledge

5c. What does the narrator's obsession with finding a pattern in the wallpaper tell the reader about her character?

• A. That she is angry at her husband

• B. That her body is beginning to heal

• C. That her mental state is deteriorating

• D. That her insomnia is getting worse