By the end of the story, what does the narrator believe about her own identity?

What is the main reason John dismisses the narrator’s concerns about her health?

What does the narrator do at the very end of the story?

 What does the nursery setting suggest about the narrator’s treatment?

What is the narrator forbidden from doing during her treatment?

How does the narrator describe the wallpaper as the story progresses?

Why is the narrator confined to the room with the yellow wallpaper?

Directions: Which general idea best covers the specific ideas?Specific ideas: horror, shame, disgust, fearThe general idea is

Directions: Click on the main idea in each group. The following group contains a topic, a main idea, and two details that support the main idea. Click on the main idea in the group.

Directions: Read the paragraph below. Then select the sentence that best expresses the implied main idea of the passage.   (1)We’re often told “He who hesitates is lost,” but we’re also warned to “look before you leap.” (2)Most of us have heard the saying, “Out of sight, out of mind,” but then we hear “Absence makes the heart grow fonder.” (3)Everyone talks about “love at first sight.” (4)But then someone reminds us, “Marry in haste, repent at leisure.” (5)It’s all very confusing.   The sentence that best expresses the implied main idea is