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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 5- Chapter 9: Hollingsworth, Zenobia, Priscilla and Chapter 10: A Visitor From Town.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. After Coverdale tells Hollingsworth he does not know if he will ever be a philanthropist, how does Hollingsworth react?
(a) He is very angry.
(b) He laughs at him at calls him weak.
(c) He does not know if they can be lifelong friends.
(d) He says it does not matter to him.
2. After claiming that she is not positively ill-natured, why does Zenobia decide to be kind to Priscilla?
(a) Because she wants everyone to forgive her.
(b) Because she feels bad about her treatment of her.
(c) Because she decides she really does like her.
(d) Because Coverdale and Hollingsworth seem so interested in the girl.
3. What does Coverdale learn about Priscilla from Hollingsworth, in Section 4, Chapter 7?
(a) That she is secrelty engaged to Hollingsworth.
(b) That she is terminally ill.
(c) That she has recently escaped peril and may still be liable to danger.
(d) That she is the long-lost sister of Zenobia.
4. What does Zenobia claim Priscilla to be after Mr. Coverdale tells her his suspicions?
(a) A writer.
(b) A seamstress.
(c) A maid.
(d) A cook.
5. What does Mr. Coverdale compare Zenobia to in Section 2, Chapter 3?
(a) An exotic flower.
(b) Eve in the Garden of Eden.
(c) The ocean.
(d) The sun.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Coverdale believe the neighbors of Blithedale slander their farming abilities?
2. What does Coverdale believe is his duty to do for Priscilla?
3. What does Coverdale suggest to Hollingsworth that he should be, in Section 3, Chapter 6?
4. Mr. Hollingsworth finally arrives and Blithedale and brings a young girl, Priscilla; how does she react when she sees Zenobia?
5. The neighbors of Blithedale gossip that Zenobia and Hollingsworth are lovers; where do they say they plan to erect their home?
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