The protagonist in “The Story of An Hour” is named

Mrs. Mallard is suffering from

What does NOT characterize Mrs. Mallard’s face in “The Story of An Hour”?

Mrs. Mallard approaches an awakening subsequent to the initial shock of hearing of the news of her husband’s death. Once that shock has passed, which of the following is the most prominent recurring theme?

Which of the following lines best represents the rhetorical device of verbal Irony?

The word “repression” (paragraph 8 ), as a description of Mrs. Mallard’s face, suggests that Mrs. Mallard was a woman of

Mrs. Mallard’s cause of death is described as “a joy that kills”. Chopin uses this as final evidence to show that

Near the end of the story, , Louise’s composure as she descends the stairs can be best described as:

Who is the author of “The Story of an Hour”?

Who is the antagonist in “The Story of An Hour”?

How is Mr. Mallard thought to have died?

In what season does The Story of an Hour occur?

How does Louise Mallard characterize human relationships in The Story of an Hour

From what point-of-view is “The Story of an Hour” told?

When the “wild abandonment” possesses Mrs. Mallard, what does she do?

What does Josephine believe Mrs. Mallard is doing being her closed door?

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