Which wave of feminism was happening when she wrote the novel?

Which narrative point of view is the novel written in?

What is the given name of the narrator?

(NOT her name before Gilead)

What colour do the wives wear?

What colour do the handmaid's wear?

What is the name of the place they live in?

Which book does the government use to create their new rules?

What is the code word used amongst the handmaids who are rebelling against the government?

What is the name of the police force used to watch the people in this country?

“There is more than one kind of _______ [...] _______ to and ______ from [...] Now you are being given __________ from. Don’t underrate it.”

NOTE: ONE WORD

Not my room. I refuse to say ____.

“For our purposes your ____ ____ _____ are not essential.”

NOTE: THREE WORDS

Nothing is going on here that I haven’t ________ __ ___.

“A thing is _______,” she says, “only if it is rare and hard to get. We want you to be ______, girls.”(Same word)

“Better never means better for _______ [...] It always means worse, for some.”

The truth is that she is my ___ and I am hers.

A rat in a ____ is free to go anywhere, as long as it stays inside the ____.

(Same word)

I tell him my real ____, and feel that therefore I am known.

We lived, as usual,  by ________. ________ isn’t the same as ignorance, you have to work at it.