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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 9- Chapter 17: The Hotel and Chapter 18: The Boarding-House.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Coverdale think Hollingsworth is being reckless about?
(a) His relationship with Zenobia.
(b) His pursuit of things outside Blithedale.
(c) His treatment of the other people at Blithedale.
(d) His tenderness toward Priscilla.
2. In Section 9, Chapter 17, Coverdale obtains a room in a respectable hotel in town; what makes him feel stifled at first?
(a) The muddy tide of human activity.
(b) The memories from Blithedale.
(c) The loud music coming from across the street.
(d) The silence in his empty room.
3. Coverdale believes he has done Hollingsworth a great wrong by prying into his character; why can't he help it?
(a) Because he envies Hollingsworth.
(b) Because he is obsessed with Hollingsworth.
(c) Because he loves Hollingsworth so much.
(d) Because he does not trust Hollingsworth.
4. Out of the three people that Coverdale spies from his hotel window at the boardinghouse, which two seem to repel one another?
(a) Priscilla and Moodie.
(b) Zenobia and Westervelt.
(c) Zenobia and Hollingsworth.
(d) Priscilla and Westervelt.
5. In Zenobia's story about the Veiled Lady, who sneaks into the Lady's private chamber with the intent of unveiling her?
(a) Silas.
(b) Theodore.
(c) Simon.
(d) Eliot.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Mr. Foster greet all the men while the women are preparing dinner the first night at Blithedale?
2. What discomposes Priscilla after she delivers a letter to Coverdale, in Section 4, Chapter 8?
3. What does Zenobia praise Mr. Coverdale about at the beginning of Section 2, Chapter 3, as everyone arrives at Blithedale?
4. What does Priscilla do when Coverdale tells her that she is fortunate that she has nothing dismal to remember?
5. What type of flower does Zenobia wear in her hair?
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