Character Interactions and Societal Conventions

In Chapter 33 of 'The Awakening', Madame Ratignolle visits Edna to advise her on living alone, noting societal gossip. Edna later meets Robert unexpectedly at Mademoiselle Reisz's apartment. Their meeting reveals differing attitudes towards societal norms. Edna invites Robert to dinner, highlighting their contrasting views on propriety and individuality.

Why was Madame Ratignolle unable to attend Edna's party?

• She was unwell.

• She was traveling.

• She was pregnant.

• She had another engagement.

What advice does Madame Ratignolle give to Edna?

• To host more parties.

• To write a book.

• To be cautious about living alone.

• To travel more often.

Who unexpectedly arrives at Mademoiselle Reisz's apartment while Edna is waiting?

• Robert Lebrun

• Mr. Pontellier

• Madame Ratignolle

• Alcee Arobin

How does Edna feel about Robert's return?

• Angry

• Disappointed

• Indifferent

• Joyful

What excuse does Robert give for not visiting Edna sooner?

• He was out of town.

• He forgot.

• He was unwell.

• He was busy with a new job.

What does Edna do with the geranium leaves during her meeting with Robert?

• She crushes and smells them.

• She decorates the room with them.

• She throws them away.

• She gives them to Robert.

What does Edna's action with the geranium leaves signify?

• Her indifference

• Her nervousness

• Her anger

• Her joy

What does Edna expect from Robert upon his return?

• A gift

• An apology

• A letter

• A declaration of love

What does Edna do after meeting Robert at Mademoiselle Reisz's apartment?

• She leaves immediately.

• She invites him to dinner.

• She argues with him.

• She ignores him.

How does Robert react to Edna's dinner invitation?

• He declines.

• He eagerly accepts.

• He suggests another time.

• He reluctantly agrees.