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    Mrs. Louise Mallard is told that her husband has died in a railroad accident. She is initially overcome with emotion upon hearing the news. However, she then has a moment of revelation where she realizes that as a widow she will now be free and able to fully experience life. In the end, it is revealed that the news of her husband's death was false and he enters through the front door, causing Mrs. Mallard to die of heart failure upon seeing him.

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    Mrs. Louise Mallard is told that her husband has died in a railroad accident. She is initially overcome with emotion upon hearing the news. However, she then has a moment of revelation where she realizes that as a widow she will now be free and able to fully experience life. In the end, it is revealed that the news of her husband's death was false and he enters through the front door, causing Mrs. Mallard to die of heart failure upon seeing him.

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    The Story of An Hour by Kate Chopin

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    Mrs. Louise Mallard is told that her husband has died in a railroad accident. She is initially overcome with emotion upon hearing the news. However, she then has a moment of revelation where she realizes that as a widow she will now be free and able to fully experience life. In the end, it is revealed that the news of her husband's death was false and he enters through the front door, causing Mrs. Mallard to die of heart failure upon seeing him.

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    The Story of an Hour

    By Kate Chopin

    Anticipatory Guide
    Part A
    State to what extent you agree or disagree with the following statements. Place an
    “X” under the “I Agree” or “I disagree” column depending on your stance. Write at
    least two sentences defending your position.

    Statement I Agree I Disagree Explanation/Defend


    your answer
    1. Adults understand things
    more accurately than children
    do.
    2. Nobody is completely bad
    or completely good.
    3. "Sticks and stones may
    break my bones, but words
    will never hurt me."
    4. The way a person speaks
    reveals a great deal about that
    person.
    5. It’s wrong to hate anyone.
    6. All people are generally
    good.
    7. Some words are so
    offensive that they should
    never be stated or written.
    8. Freedom is the ability to
    do anything you want.
    9. When you get married all
    of your freedoms are gone.
    10. Marriage is filled with
    joy.

    Academic Sentence Frames to use in your justifications.

    ● I think that...because...
    ● In my opinion...
    ● Based on...
    ● I noticed that...
    ● A good example would be...
    ● According to...
    ● I found this quote interesting because...
    ● I think this means...
    ● This reminds me of...
    ● This is true today because...
    ● I agree/disagree with this quote because . . .

    Part B
    Which statement was the most challenging for you to agree, or disagree with? Why
    was it so challenging? Write at least 5 sentences.
    Response:

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