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"The Locket" by Kate Chopin
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Question 1
Who is the author of "The Locket"?(1 point)
Responses

Emily Dickinson
Emily Dickinson

Nathaniel Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne

Kate Chopin
Kate Chopin

Mark Twain
Mark Twain
Question 2
What is the main setting of "The Locket"?(1 point)
Responses

A quiet village
A quiet village

A bustling city
A bustling city

A battlefield
A battlefield

A plantation
A plantation
Question 3
What object is central to the story's plot?(1 point)
Responses

A locket
A locket

A letter
A letter

A ring
A ring

A photograph
A photograph
Question 4
Who is the protagonist in "The Locket"?(1 point)
Responses

Armand Aubigny
Armand Aubigny

Octavie
Octavie

Madame Valmondé
Madame Valmondé

Edmond
Edmond
Question 5
What does the locket symbolize in the story?​​​​​​​(1 point)
Responses

Freedom
Freedom

Betrayal
Betrayal

Wealth
Wealth

Love and remembrance
Love and remembrance
Question 6
How does Octavie feel when she believes Edmond is dead?(1 point)
Responses

Devastated
Devastated

Indifferent
Indifferent

Relieved
Relieved

Angry
Angry
Question 7
What event leads Octavie to believe that Edmond has died?(1 point)
Responses

She finds the locket in the possession of a soldier
She finds the locket in the possession of a soldier

She sees his name on a casualty list
She sees his name on a casualty list

She receives a letter from him
She receives a letter from him

She hears a rumor from a neighbor
She hears a rumor from a neighbor
Question 8
How does the story resolve the misunderstanding about Edmond's fate?(1 point)
Responses

A friend informs her of the truth
A friend informs her of the truth

Octavie receives a letter explaining the mistake
Octavie receives a letter explaining the mistake

Edmond returns home safely
Edmond returns home safely

She dreams of Edmond telling her he is alive
She dreams of Edmond telling her he is alive
Question 9
What theme is most prominent in "The Locket"?(1 point)
Responses

The power of love and hope
The power of love and hope

The futility of war
The futility of war

The importance of trust
The importance of trust

The inevitability of death
The inevitability of death
Question 10
How does Kate Chopin use irony in "The Locket"?(1 point)
Responses

By showing that the locket, meant to protect, causes distress
By showing that the locket, meant to protect, causes distress

By having Octavie find someone else to love
By having Octavie find someone else to love

By making the locket a symbol of betrayal
By making the locket a symbol of betrayal

By ending the story with Edmond's actual death

Answer 1

Here are the answers to your questions about "The Locket" by Kate Chopin:

1. Who is the author of "The Locket"?
**Kate Chopin**

2. What is the main setting of "The Locket"?
**A quiet village**

3. What object is central to the story's plot?
**A locket**

4. Who is the protagonist in "The Locket"?
**Octavie**

5. What does the locket symbolize in the story?
**Love and remembrance**

6. How does Octavie feel when she believes Edmond is dead?
**Devastated**

7. What event leads Octavie to believe that Edmond has died?
**She sees his name on a casualty list**

8. How does the story resolve the misunderstanding about Edmond's fate?
**Edmond returns home safely**

9. What theme is most prominent in "The Locket"?
**The power of love and hope**

10. How does Kate Chopin use irony in "The Locket"?
**By showing that the locket, meant to protect, causes distress**

These answers should align with your understanding of the text. If you have any further questions or need additional context, feel free to ask!