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The American Tradition in Literature, Volume 2, 10/e
George Perkins, Eastern Michigan University
Barbara Perkins, University of Toledo-Toledo
Essay Questions
Analysis Essay Quiz
1
Does Edna act selfishly in
The Awakening
, or are her actions justified?
2
Trace the course of Louise's feelings after learning of her husband's death.
Evaluation Essay Quiz
3
To what extent does
The Awakening
reflect issues identified in the biographical note of Kate Chopin?
4
Why might Kate Chopin be judged as "ahead of her time"?
Interpretation Essay Quiz
5
Discuss the symbolism of the birds in
The Awakening
.
6
The narrator states that Louise died "of joy that kills." Discuss this phrase, examining the different ways it could be interpreted.
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