Form and Structure in 'The Story of an Hour'

English

What is the purpose of a twist at the end of a story?

What are the two 'big ideas' that Kate Chopin explores in 'The Story of an Hour'?

If someone or something is 'liberated', what are they?

How a text has been put together by a writer

When a reader knows something about a situation in a story that the writer does not.

When the characters in a story know something about a situation that the reader does not.

When the reader knows something about a situation in a story that the characters do not.

When the writer knows something about a situation in a story that a reader does not.

She worries Mrs. Mallard cannot cope with her grief.

She worries Mrs. Mallard will break something in the room.

She worries Mrs. Mallard will make herself ill.

Why does Mrs. Mallard's sister, Josephine, beg Mrs. Mallard to open the door?

Mrs. Mallard is compared to a goddess of what?

Who walks through the door at the end of the story?

The shock of seeing her husband kills her.

What happens to Mrs. Mallard at the end of the story?