The Yellow Wallpaper 1 Jeopardy Template

A	B	C	D	E
100 desperate, anxious how would you characterize the narrator's tone?	100 like a diary how do you explain the story's very short paragraphs?	100 Charlotte Perkins Gilman Who is the author of "The Yellow Wallpaper"?	100 She is very ill What does the narrator's husband tell her family?	100 she ripped it What did the narrator do to the wallpaper?
200 Jane what is the "name" of the narrator?	200 john's sister who is Jennie?	200 he faints What happened to John at the end of story?	200 She threw it out the window What did the narrator do with the key?	200 To tie up the woman in the wallpaper Why does the narrator need a rope?
300 personification, imagery What figures of speech does the narrator use to describe the wallpaper?	300 a small room covered in yellow wallpaper what is the story's setting?	300 physician what is john's profession?	300 1892 What year was the story published?	300 free response what is the theme?
400 it gets worse How does the narrator's mood change as the story progresses?	400 it would be a much more detached view of the narrator's descent into madness How would "The Yellow Wallpaper" be different if it were told from John's point of view?	400 experience the narrator's descent into madness What is the significance of the first-person perspective of the narrative?	400 Mary has been hired to take care of the narrator's baby What role does Mary play in the "The Yellow Wallpaper"?	400 John or society Who does the author blame for the narrator's descent into madness?
500 that she is being repressed What do the following comments reveal about the narrator's situation: "John laughs at me, of course, but one expects that in marriage"; "I must put this away,--he hates to have me write a word"?	500 they reveal the narrator's madness growing How do the short paragraphs help you understand the narrator's mental state?	500 it represents the narrator's repressed self what is the significance of the women behind the yellow paper?	500 men are in charge What does the story suggest about middle-class women’s place and role in society in the late 1800’s?	500 go out into the real world What does the narrator believe is the best cure for her?

The Yellow Wallpaper

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