1. The document appears to be a set of quiz or test questions about the short story "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin. 2. It includes multiple choice and true/false questions about key plot points in the story, such as how Mrs. Mallard's husband supposedly dies, who tells her the news, and from what ailment Mrs. Mallard suffers. 3. There are also matching questions testing comprehension of vocabulary used in the story, like the meanings of the words "concealing," "subtle," and "tumultuously."

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2. When does the story take place?
a. around the 1900s
b. around the 1800s
c. 1950s – 1970s
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d. 1850s – 1870s

3. What is an example of external
conflict in "The Story of an Hour?"
a. her husband supposedly dying in a
trainwreck
b. her heart problems
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c. when Mrs. Mallard's
upset when the readers know she really
isnt.
d. Mrs. Mallard's husband is not really dead.

4. Who breaks the news of
Mr. Mallard's death?
a. Richards
b. Roberts
c. Josephine 500
d. Friar John

5. What is Mrs Mallard’s real name?
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L _U I S E
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O
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6. From what ailment does
Mrs. Mallard suffer?
a. kidney failure
b. heart trouble
c. detached retinas
d. H1N1
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7. Matching the word and its definition
Concealing - faint; barely noticeable
Subtle - raising a great clatter or
commotion; noisily
Tumultuously
- hiding
Intention - hard to capture; here one
Wild abandonment minute, gone the next; fleeting
Elusive - wildness; release of control
- goal or purpose

10. Who is she?
a. Mrs Mallard
b. Kate Chopin
c. Josephine
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