Edna's Emotional Journey and Reflections

In Chapter 10 of 'The Awakening' by Kate Chopin, Robert proposes an idea that the group readily accepts. Edna reflects on Robert's recent behavior and her feelings towards him. The group walks to the beach, enjoying the night, while Edna learns to swim, experiencing a breakthrough. She swims alone, feeling both exhilaration and fear, before returning to shore. Edna and Robert discuss the night's events, touching on mystical elements. Edna rests in a hammock, contemplating the night's impact on her.

What was Robert's role in the group's decision to go to the beach?

• He led the way.

• He proposed the idea.

• He was indifferent.

• He opposed the idea.

How did Edna feel about Robert's occasional absence?

• She was relieved.

• She was indifferent.

• She missed him.

• She was angry.

What was the atmosphere like as the group walked to the beach?

• It was dark and gloomy.

• It was chaotic and loud.

• It was lively and musical.

• It was tense and silent.

What was Edna's experience with swimming lessons?

• She learned quickly.

• She was discouraged.

• She was indifferent.

• She refused to learn.

What emotion did Edna feel during her swim?

• Calm and peace.

• Anger and frustration.

• Fear and exhilaration.

• Boredom and fatigue.

How did Edna react after her swim?

• She was angry with Robert.

• She was silent about her fear.

• She was eager to swim again.

• She was boastful.

What did Edna reflect on during the mystical night?

• Her past mistakes.

• Her future plans.

• Her emotions and the night's uniqueness.

• Her relationship with her husband.

What was Edna's demeanor while resting in the hammock?

• She was asleep and unaware.

• She was relaxed and contemplative.

• She was restless and uneasy.

• She was talkative and energetic.