The Protagonist's Struggles and Defiance

A woman is taken to the countryside by her husband, John, to heal her nerves. She is disturbed by the wallpaper in her room and feels the house is haunted. Despite her pleas to visit relatives, John insists she stays, believing she is improving. The woman becomes increasingly distressed, culminating in her tearing off the wallpaper in a bid for freedom.

What is the initial setting of the story?

• A busy marketplace

• A serene beach

• A quiet countryside

• A bustling city

Why does the protagonist dislike the room?

• The wallpaper is repulsive

• It's too dark

• It's too noisy

• It's too small

What does the protagonist feel about the house?

• It's modern and stylish

• It's haunted

• It's too crowded

• It's cozy and welcoming

What is the protagonist's request regarding the room?

• To repaint the walls

• To move downstairs

• To add more windows

• To change the furniture

Why is the protagonist not allowed to visit relatives?

• The relatives are too far away

• The weather is bad

• The protagonist is too weak

• The carriage is broken

What does the protagonist believe would help improve their condition?

• Company from relatives

• New medication

• A change in diet

• More rest

What is the protagonist advised to use to overcome their nervous state?

• Exercise

• Medication

• Therapy

• Self-control and will

What does the protagonist's partner insist about their health?

• They are getting worse

• They should see a doctor

• They need more medication

• They are improving

What is the protagonist's main complaint about the house?

• It's too noisy

• It's too expensive

• It's not helping their health

• It's too far from the city

What does the protagonist do to the wallpaper?

• Paints over it

• Removes it

• Cleans it

• Decorates it