The education of the writer's grandfather.
The story "THE YELLOW WALLPAPER", John, the husband, rented a house for the "rest cure" of the narrator.
They began their stay in the first week of summer. They celebrated 4th of July there. There was no specific date mentioned of when the rent will end. They were still staying at the rented house when the narrator finally became insane.
Answer:
a)Summary Plot Overview
It is just before dawn, and not far off the coast of Florida, between the open sea and the surf, are four men in a dinghy. The ship on which they were sailing sank overnight, and they are the only survivors, left to bob up and down in the waves until their bathtub-sized boat capsizes and they too drown. They do not have a moment’s peace. The ocean is so rough that one indelicate move will upset the dinghy and send them into the winter waters. Each man, despite not having slept for two days, works tirelessly to keep the boat afloat. The correspondent and the oiler share the work of rowing, while the cook huddles on the floor of the dinghy, bailing water. These men take their direction from the captain, who was injured during the shipwreck and sits grimly in the bow, the memory still fresh of his ship engulfed in the sea and the crew’s dead faces in the water.
<span>The wind sang her mournful song through the falling leaves. This is an example of ___ because it's giving human qualities to an object.
A. Simile
B. Metaphor
C. Hyperbole
D. personification
Answer </span>D. personification
Definition of personification is to give <span>personal nature or human characteristics to something nonhuman</span>