Exploring Offred's Journey

Who accompanies Offred on her shopping trip?

• Serena Joy

• Rita

• Janine

• Ofglen

What does Offred ask the new Ofglen?

• Offred asks if the Commander is still in power.

• Offred asks if the new Ofglen likes her job.

• Offred asks about the weather in Gilead.

• Offred asks if the previous Ofglen is dead.

How does the new Ofglen respond to Offred's question about the old Ofglen?

• The new Ofglen claims the old Ofglen has moved away.

• The new Ofglen says the old Ofglen is dead.

• The new Ofglen says the old Ofglen is in hiding.

• The new Ofglen insists the old Ofglen is still alive.

How does the loss of the old Ofglen affect Offred's behavior?

• Offred develops a stronger bond with other Handmaids.

• Offred feels empowered and confident in her actions.

• Offred becomes more isolated and fearful, leading to increased caution in her behavior.

• Offred becomes more rebellious and outspoken.

What does Offred feel after learning about the old Ofglen's fate?

• Fear and despair

• Hope and optimism

• Indifference and apathy

• Relief and happiness

Why is the name of the grocery store, “Milk and Honey,” ironic in Gilead?

• It promises abundance, but Handmaids live in scarcity and control.

• It is a hidden message of hope for the Handmaids.

• It reflects that Gilead provides everything its citizens need.

• It symbolizes the purity and obedience expected from Handmaids.

How does Ofglen's death serve as a reminder for Offred?

• Ofglen's death makes Offred feel more secure in her position.

• Ofglen's death serves as a warning about the benefits of conformity.

• Ofglen's death reminds Offred of the dangers of dissent and her own vulnerability in Gilead.

• Ofglen's death inspires Offred to rebel against Gilead.

In what way might Ofglen be considered a hero in the story?

• Ofglen is a hero for her acts of resistance against the oppressive regime.

• Ofglen is a hero for her silence in the face of oppression.

• Ofglen is a hero because she follows all the rules.

• Ofglen is a hero for her loyalty to the regime.

How does Offred's attitude towards the Resistance change after learning about the old Ofglen?

• Offred feels betrayed and angry towards the Resistance after learning about the old Ofglen.

• Offred becomes more hopeful and supportive of the Resistance after learning about the old Ofglen.

• Offred remains unchanged in her views about the Resistance after learning about the old Ofglen.

• Offred becomes indifferent and dismissive of the Resistance after learning about the old Ofglen.

What does the phrase 'Mayday' symbolize in the context of Offred's actions?

• A celebration of freedom and autonomy.

• A signal for a social gathering.

• An expression of indifference to suffering.

• A cry for help and resistance against oppression.