Edna's Experiences and Reactions

In Chapter 13 of 'The Awakening' by Kate Chopin, Edna feels oppressed during a church service and leaves with Robert. They visit Madame Antoine's home, where Edna rests and reflects on her surroundings. After awakening, she shares a meal with Robert. The evening is spent listening to stories before they depart the island.

What physical symptoms does Edna experience during the church service?

• Coughing and sneezing

• Nausea and dizziness

• Fever and chills

• Headache and swaying vision

Why does Edna decide to leave the church service?

• She is angry with Robert

• She has an appointment

• She feels oppressed and drowsy

• She is bored

What does Robert suggest after leaving the church?

• Visiting Madame Antoine's

• Going to a restaurant

• Going for a swim

• Returning home

How does Madame Antoine react to Edna's arrival?

• She is confused

• She is eager to help

• She is indifferent

• She is annoyed

What does Edna do to relax at Madame Antoine's?

• Reads a book

• Takes a bath

• Lies down in bed

• Goes for a walk

What does Edna notice about her arms while resting?

• They are thin

• They are bruised

• They are tanned

• They are firm and well-textured

What does Edna do after waking up?

• Joins Robert outside

• Reads a book

• Cooks breakfast

• Goes back to sleep

What playful action does Edna take under the orange tree?

• Dances around

• Plays a prank

• Sings a song

• Throws an orange at Robert

What does Edna speculate about after the meal?

• The weather

• The rest of the party

• Her future

• Her family

What is the atmosphere like under the orange trees?

• Tense and quiet

• Pleasant and relaxing

• Cold and windy

• Noisy and chaotic