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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What sentence is Hetty delivered in Chapter 43?
2. What is etched in the silver thimble that Adam gave to Hetty?
3. What is the title of Chapter 34?
4. What is the title of Chapter Chapter 47?
5. How far is Snowfield from Adam's home?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Hetty's fate in the end of the novel? How does this come about?
2. What happens as Adam prepares to dance with Hetty in Chapter 26?
3. Why does the Old Squire Donnithorne visit the Poyser home in Chapter 32?
4. Why does Adam angrily confront Arthur in Chapter 27?
5. What arrangement is reached between Hetty and Adam in Chapter 34?
6. What does Adam discover when he reaches Dinah's home in Snowfield in Chapter 38? What does he do?
7. With what is Hetty charged in court? What is the verdict?
8. Why does Adam go to Hall Farm in Chapter 30? What does he do there?
9. What is written in Arthur's letter in Chapter 31? How does Hetty respond to the letter?
10. How does Hetty obtain money in Windsor in Chapter 37?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Analyze and discuss the character of Arthur Donnithorne in Adam Bede. What is this character's role in his community? How is he regarded by others? What are his primary motivations in the story? How does this character connect to the plot?
Essay Topic 2
Compare and contrast the characters of Adam Bede and Arthur Donnithorne in the novel. How are these characters similar? How are they different? What is their relationship to one another like? What establishes each of their relationships to Hetty?
Essay Topic 3
Describe and discuss three examples of irony in Adam Bede. How does the author make use of dramatic irony in the novel? To what effect? How are verbal and situational irony employed? Why is irony important in the story?
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