Laura's Perspectives in 'The Garden Party'

The video tutorial covers 'The Garden Party' by Catherine Mansfield, focusing on Laura Sheridan, a young girl from a wealthy family, as she navigates social class distinctions during a garden party. The story unfolds with Laura's interactions with workmen, family dynamics, and the news of a local man's death. Despite her initial concerns, the party proceeds, and Laura later visits the deceased man's family, leading to a profound realization about life and social conventions.

Who is the author of 'The Garden Party'?

• D.H. Lawrence

• James Joyce

• Virginia Woolf

• Catherine Mansfield

What is the main setting of 'The Garden Party'?

• A city apartment

• A rural farm

• A wealthy estate

• A seaside cottage

How does Laura feel about the workmen setting up the marquee?

• She is indifferent

• She is annoyed

• She is fascinated

• She is scared

What does Laura complain about regarding class distinctions?

• They are outdated

• They are beneficial

• They are absurd

• They are necessary

What does Laura's interaction with the workmen reveal about her character?

• She is judgmental

• She is indifferent

• She is curious and open-minded

• She is shy

Who interrupts the narrative to announce the arrival of the florists?

• Mrs. Sheridan

• Sadie

• Jose

• Laura

What does Mrs. Sheridan order on a whim?

• A piano

• Pink canna lilies

• A cake

• A new dress

How does Laura's mother influence the party preparations?

• She leaves it to the servants

• She ignores the preparations

• She takes control and makes decisions

• She lets the children decide everything

What song does Jose sing in the drawing room?

• Danny Boy

• Greensleeves

• Auld Lang Syne

• This Life is Weary

What news does Godba's man bring to the servants?

• A new guest is arriving

• The party is canceled

• Scott has died in an accident

• The marquee is ready