The Yellow Wallpaper

All of the following are things that are found in the room except -

• windows that open up so the narrator can walk into the garden

• bars on the windows

• rings and things on the wall

• immovable bed that is nailed to the floor

What is the remedy for the narrator's temporary nervous depression according to John and her brother?

• More stimulation: The narrator should be around people that excite her and make her have fun.

• Medication cure: the narrator will be given lots of different tonics until she is better, but she will be able to carry on with her regular daily routine.

• The rest cure: She must rest as much as she can and cannot do any work.

• The work cure: The narrator should focus on fulfilling her duties as a woman and take care of her child and all of the household cleaning.

What does the narrator see behind the wallpaper pattern?

• A young child who is playing with gymnastic equipment.

• A baby searching for his mother.

• A woman who is smiling and content with her life.

• A woman who is stooping and creeping around the room.

What happens at the end of the story?

• The woman is not able to escape the wallpaper.

• The woman comes out the wallpaper and creeps around the room and is upset that John fainted.

• The woman commits suicide because she cannot be free.

• The narrator gets better and becomes the perfect housewife and mother.

Which of the following is NOT one of the issues that the narrator has with the wallpaper?

• The strong smell that the wallpaper has of yellow.

• The pattern of the wallpaper that constantly confuses the mind.

• The fact that the wallpaper is stripped off in a variety of places in the room.

• The wallpaper does not continue out into the hallway and so is not uniform with the house.