FIVE-TWENTY

Question 1

What are Ella Natwick's (main characters) societal expectations?

Accepted Answer

Standards of behavior and fulfilling gender roles

Question 2

What is the climax of the story?

Accepted Answer

Protagonist makes a life-altering decision

Question 3

Which object in the story is considered symbolic?

Accepted Answer

The Clock

Question 4

What was considered symbolism in the story?

Accepted Answer

The mirror which reflected the characters self desire to change

Question 5

What motivates the protagonist to act in the story?

Accepted Answer

Fear of failure

Question 6

What role does the setting play in the story?

Accepted Answer

It reflects the protagonist's internal conflict

Question 7

Example of vivid imagery used in the story?

Accepted Answer

Ella describing her beautiful garden

Question 8

Which literary device is prominently used to create tension?

Accepted Answer

Foreshadowing

Question 9

What is the main theme of the story?

Accepted Answer

Lack of Fulfilment and Desperation

Question 10

What is the central conflict in "Five-Twenty"?

Accepted Answer

Man vs. Society

Question 11

What is the significance of the title "Five-Twenty" in the story?

Accepted Answer

reps a moment of change and transformation

Question 12

What Theme(s) are explored in "Five-Twenty"?

Accepted Answer

Consequences of isolation and loneliness

Question 13

What is the main character's viewpoint of the world vs. her relationship with her husband?

Accepted Answer

her relationship is unfulfilling while she views the world as vibrant

Question 14

Why does Ella feel she needs to change up her identity?

Accepted Answer

to explore new things and no longer limit herself

Question 15

What is an example of sexism portrayed in the story between Mr. And Mrs. Natwick?

Accepted Answer

Difference in treatment bc of gender

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