Womans Voices and Lives test

Question 1

Yellow Wallpaper Point of View

Answer 1

Woman trapped in a room from the 19th century unable to express herslef freely.

Question 2

Yellow Wallpaper Setting

Answer 2

The yellow wallpaper room described as asylum like.

Question 3

Yellow Wallpaper societal issues addressed.

Answer 3

The opression of woman in the 19th century and the overlooking of mental disabilities.

Question 4

Theme of Yellow wallpaper

Answer 4

The importance of self expression.

Question 5

What is a allusion?

Answer 5

An indirect or passing referance.

Question 6

What is a Rhetorical question?

Answer 6

a question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer.

Question 7

What are the modes of persuasion?

Answer 7

Ethos - Tells of the reliablillity/ crediblity and trust.
Pathos - Uses emotions to persuade.
Logos - Reason and logical arguments.

Question 8

What is a allegory?

Question 9

I stand here ironing Point of View

Answer 9

The mother of emily who is recalling her treatment towards her oldest daughter in a tone of regret.

Question 10

I stand here ironing setting

Answer 10

A working class family with economic struggles.

Question 11

I stand here ironing societal issues addressed.

Answer 11

Societies expectation on woman and how society strands woman.

Question 12

Story of an hour Point of view

Answer 12

A woman who feels trapped towards her husband. She is freely thinking towards herself and is joyous .

Question 13

Story of an hour Setting

Answer 13

.Late ninteenth century family house

Question 14

Story of an hour societal issues addressed.

Answer 14

Societys limitation of woman and their decisions.

Question 15

Sojourner Truth (1797-1883): Ain’t I A Woman point of view and setting

Answer 15

Womans rights convention - Akron, Ohio

Question 16

Sojourner Truth (1797-1883): Ain’t I A Woman rhetorical societal issues adressed.

Answer 16

Womans voting oppression.