1. Mrs. MallarcTs reaction to the news of her husband’s death was
a) disbelief
b) despair
c) secretjoy
d d) nonę of the above
2. Mrs. Mallard’s discovery was that
a) she didn’t lovą her husband
b) her husband didn’t love her
c) love is an unsolved my stery
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3. The friends and relatives of Mrs. Mallard were a) insensitive
'fT) considerate
c) not very intelligent
d) nonę of the above
4. The word “repression” (paragraph 8) is closest in meaning to
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d) being maltreated
5. Comment on the use of phrases “duli stare” and “suspension of intelligent thought.” (paragraph 8) What do they tell us about Louise’s transformation?
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6. List words and phrases denoting sensory perception, such as e.g. smells, sounds, colors, movement etc. What is their function in the text?
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8. Try to invent a different ending of the story.