#1
In 'The Yellow Wallpaper,' what does the narrator believe is lurking behind the pattern of the wallpaper?
A ghost
A trapped woman
A hidden door
A secret message
#2
Who is John in 'The Yellow Wallpaper'?
The narrator's brother
The narrator's husband
The narrator's doctor
The narrator's friend
#3
What is the narrator's main conflict in 'The Yellow Wallpaper'?
Her struggle with societal expectations
Her struggle with her husband
Her struggle with her mental health
Her struggle with financial issues
#4
What is the narrator's initial reaction to the room with the yellow wallpaper?
She finds it comforting
She feels uneasy
She is excited
She is indifferent
#5
What does the yellow wallpaper symbolize in the story?
Freedom
Creativity
Restraint
Hope
#6
What is the significance of the nursery in 'The Yellow Wallpaper'?
It represents the narrator's childhood
It symbolizes domesticity and confinement
It signifies the narrator's desire for a child
It represents the narrator's artistic aspirations
#7
What does the narrator's fascination with the wallpaper suggest about her mental state?
She is becoming more sane
She is becoming more delusional
She is seeking attention
She is becoming indifferent
#8
What role does the setting play in 'The Yellow Wallpaper'?
It acts as a character in itself
It has no significant role
It provides comic relief
It symbolizes happiness
#9
Which literary movement does 'The Yellow Wallpaper' belong to?
Romanticism
Naturalism
Realism
Gothic
#10
How does the narrator's perception of the wallpaper change over time?
She becomes more fascinated by it
She becomes afraid of it
She ignores it
She tries to destroy it
#11
How does 'The Yellow Wallpaper' reflect the societal attitudes towards women's mental health during the time it was written?
It challenges them
It reinforces them
It ignores them
It satirizes them
#12
What is the significance of the nursery room being locked in 'The Yellow Wallpaper'?
It symbolizes secrecy
It represents the narrator's entrapment
It suggests the narrator's paranoia
It signifies the husband's control
#13
How does the narrator's perception of reality change throughout the story?
She becomes more grounded
She becomes more confused
She becomes more optimistic
She becomes more fearful
#14
How does the story's structure contribute to its overall impact?
It confuses the reader
It enhances the suspense
It diminishes the tension
It creates a predictable plot