Scarlet Letter Chapters 7-8
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Questions and Answers
- 1.Why does Hester Prynne go to visit Governor Bellingham?
- A.
To ask for the A to be removed
- B.
To ask to keep Pearl
- C.
To ask for permission to leave
- D.
To ask for permission to marry
- 2.How is Pearl dressed for the trip to the Governor's house?
- A.
More plainly than usual
- B.
In an elaborate, red dress
- 3.Who is present during the custody scene?
- A.
Governor Bellingham and Mr. Wilson
- B.
Arthur Dimmesdale and Roger Chillingworth
- C.
Governor Bellingham and Arthur Dimmesdale
- D.
Both A and B
- 4.How has Roger Chillingworth's appearance changed since Hester last saw him?
- A.
He has grown uglier and his face is darker
- B.
He has grown more handsome and rugged
- C.
He has grown skinny and his face is pale
- D.
None of the above
- 5.What does Mistress Hibbins want Hester to do?
- A.
To join her in a church meeting
- B.
To join her in baking pies
- C.
To join her in prayer
- D.
To join her in the forest
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