Miss Brill's Observations and Experiences

Miss Brill, an elderly woman, spends her Sundays in the park observing people and enjoying the music. She imagines herself as part of a play, with everyone having a role. However, her illusion is shattered when she overhears a young couple mocking her, leading to a painful realization of her loneliness. She returns home, deeply affected by the experience.

What does Miss Brill decide to wear on this fine day?

• A pair of gloves

• A silk scarf

• Her fur

• A new hat

How does Miss Brill feel about her fur?

• She is indifferent to it

• She thinks it's outdated

• She feels a connection to it

• She wants to replace it

What is different about the band today?

• They are playing in a different location

• They are playing a new song

• The conductor is wearing a new coat

• They have more musicians

What does Miss Brill enjoy doing while sitting on the bench?

• Listening to music

• Reading a book

• Feeding the birds

• Observing people

What does Miss Brill compare the park to?

• A theater stage

• A painting

• A concert hall

• A garden

How does Miss Brill view her role in the park?

• As an audience member

• As a performer

• As a director

• As a critic

What does Miss Brill overhear the young couple say about her?

• They admire her fur

• They think she is amusing

• They find her presence annoying

• They want to talk to her

What does Miss Brill usually buy on her way home?

• A newspaper

• A cup of tea

• A bouquet of flowers

• A slice of honey cake