1. What is mostly missing from “The Lady in the Looking Glass” because it is a stream-ofconsciousness narrative? a. a narrator b. a plot c. a conflict d. a description _____ 2. In “The Lady in the Looking Glass,” what kinds of letters are delivered to Isabella? a. bills b. love letters c. letters from faraway friends d. invitations to parties _____ 3. What does the narrator learn by looking into the looking glass in “The Lady in the Looking Glass”? a. where Isabella keeps her private letters b. who Isabella's secret lover is c. how old Isabella is and how empty her life is d. why Isabella takes special care of her garden _____ 4. What is the best description of Clarissa Dalloway’s outlook on life?
