Edna's Relationships and Garden Reflections

In Chapter 36 of 'The Awakening' by Kate Chopin, Edna discovers a tranquil garden in the suburbs where she often finds solace. During one of her visits, she unexpectedly encounters Robert, leading to a heartfelt conversation about their feelings. They discuss their emotions and the challenges of their relationship, revealing deep affection for each other. Despite the emotional connection, Edna must leave to visit a sick friend, promising to return to Robert.

What is the setting of the garden described in the beginning?

• A mountain retreat

• A sandy beach

• A small leafy corner with orange trees

• A bustling city park

What does Edna often do during her visits to the garden?

• She practices yoga

• She hosts tea parties

• She reads books and enjoys the quiet

• She paints landscapes

How does Edna feel when she unexpectedly meets Robert in the garden?

• Indifferent and cold

• Astonished and confused

• Angry and upset

• Not greatly astonished

What does Edna accuse Robert of during their conversation?

• Being too busy with work

• Being selfish and indifferent

• Being overly romantic

• Being too talkative

What does Edna declare about her relationship with her husband?

• She wants to renew their vows

• She is still deeply in love with him

• She is no longer one of his possessions

• She plans to leave him soon

What promise does Edna make to Robert before leaving?

• To return as soon as possible

• To write him a letter

• To introduce him to her husband

• To never see him again