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What was 'hysteria"? * 2 points a) a pseudo-scientific diagnosis used against women b) a way to 'objectively' and 'scientifically' control women c) an invented "illness' O d) all of the above What is the significance of the last lines of "Walking Around, where the * 2 points narrator discusses the 'dirty tears' that fall from laundry hung out to dry? a) we can't wash away the 'dirt' of modern life b) there is no washing machine' for (or purifying of) humanity c) the water is polluted d) both a and b In 'The Yellow Wall-paper', the name and occupation of the protagonist's * a points husband are a) John/lawyer b) James/banker c) John/physician d) Martin/professor The protagonist in 'The Yellow Wall-paper' is forbidden to * 2 points a) leave her room b) write c) talk d) both a and b True or False. True or False. The protagonist in 'The Yellow Wall-paper' has * a points recently given birth to a child, but is not allowed to see that child. True O False 'This Way for the Gas' poses fundamental questions about * 3 points a) the possibility of morality in a bad world b) the capacity of literature to represent trauma and the seemingly unimaginable O c) what happens when people are dehumanized and reduced to an animal-like state d) all of the above In Nietzsche's view, an aesthetic stance toward the world is one in which * a points human beings a) see the world as a work of art ( b) understand themselves as metaphor-making rather than truth-telling beings c) seek not 'truth' but meaning, authenticity, and originality d) all of the above "This Way for the Gas' demonstrates how _ were reduced to _ _ at * 2 points Auschwitz. a) things/humans b) humans/things c) neither a nor b In 'Walking Around', the narrator repeatedly says that he is 'sick of being" * 2 points a) a man b) poor c) disrespected O d) ignored