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Grade 10 Historical Fiction
What literary device does Hawthorne use to describe the prison and its surroundings?
  1. Metaphor
  2. Simile
  3. Imagery
  4. Personification
Grade 10 Historical Fiction
What does Hester’s needlework symbolize in the context of the Puritan society?
  1. Her rebellion against societal norms
  2. Her acceptance of her punishment
  3. Her desire for wealth
  4. Her attempt to blend in
Grade 10 Historical Fiction
What does the prison door symbolize in the context of the story?
  1. Freedom and hope
  2. Punishment and the strict moral code
  3. Wealth and prosperity
  4. Education and knowledge
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
Who attends Gatsby's funeral?
  1. Daisy Buchanan
  2. Tom Buchanan
  3. Nick Carraway
  4. No one except Nick and Gatsby's father
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
How does Nick feel about Gatsby's death?
  1. He is deeply saddened and mourns his friend
  2. He is relieved that the drama is finally over
  3. He is angry and blames Gatsby for his own downfall
  4. He is indifferent and unaffected by the news
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
Gatsby's tragic flaw is his unwavering belief that he can:
  1. Overcome any obstacle through sheer determination
  2. Convince Daisy to leave Tom and marry him
  3. Rewrite his past and alter the course of events
  4. Replicate a perfect moment from his past
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
What is the mood of the beginning of this chapter?
  1. Hopeful and optimistic
  2. Tense and apprehensive
  3. Joyful and celebratory
  4. Playful and lighthearted
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
What event foreshadows the eventual deterioration of Gatsby's dream?
  1. A sudden rainstorm that floods Gatsby's garden
  2. A car accident outside Gatsby's mansion
  3. Daisy's discomfort during the meeting
  4. Gatsby's reluctance to introduce Daisy to Nick
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
What happens at the hotel in New York City?
  1. Daisy and Tom get into a physical fight
  2. Daisy confesses her love for Gatsby to Tom
  3. Tom punches Gatsby in a fit of rage
  4. Gatsby and Tom argue over Daisy
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
Why does Gatsby's father come to visit Nick?
  1. To ask for financial support
  2. To demand answers about Gatsby's death
  3. To retrieve Gatsby's personal belongings
  4. To thank Nick for being a good friend to Gatsby
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
What does Tom tell George Wilson about Gatsby?
  1. That Gatsby was a good friend of Tom's
  2. That Gatsby was responsible for Myrtle's death
  3. That Gatsby was a famous actor
  4. That Gatsby was a wealthy businessman
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
What is Gatsby's primary motivation for throwing extravagant parties?
  1. To make money from the entrance fees
  2. To impress the local community
  3. To reunite with his lost love, Daisy Buchanan
  4. To showcase his luxurious lifestyle
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
What is the last image that Nick sees before he leaves New York?
  1. Daisy and Tom driving away
  2. Gatsby's mansion in ruins
  3. The green light across the bay
  4. The billboard of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
Gatsby's parties are known for their extravagance and opulence. What is the underlying reason for these parties?
  1. A genuine love for entertaining guests
  2. A desire to showcase his impeccable taste
  3. An attempt to create an illusion of social acceptance
  4. A charitable effort to support local causes
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
Gatsby's relentless pursuit of Daisy is fueled by his belief that:
  1. She is his only chance for financial success
  2. She owes him a large sum of money
  3. She represents an idealized version of the past
  4. She is secretly in love with his friend, Nick
Grade 10 The Great Gatsby
What connection does Meyer Wolfsheim have to the circumstances surrounding Gatsby's wealth?
  1. He is Gatsby's accountant
  2. He is Gatsby's business partner in illegal activities
  3. He is Gatsby's stockbroker
  4. He is Gatsby's estranged father
Grade 10 Historical Fiction
What is Arthur Dimmesdale’s profession?
  1. Doctor
  2. Lawyer
  3. Minister
  4. Farmer
Grade 10 Historical Fiction
What does Chillingworth represent in the novel?
  1. True evil and revenge
  2. Justice and fairness
  3. Love and compassion
  4. Wisdom and knowledge
Grade 10 Historical Fiction
What is Governor Bellingham’s stance on Hester’s ability to raise Pearl?
  1. He believes she is a fit mother
  2. He is indifferent to her parenting
  3. He thinks she should be deprived of her child
  4. He supports her right to raise Pearl
Grade 10 Historical Fiction
What is one of Chillingworth’s methods for tormenting Dimmesdale?
  1. Publicly shaming him
  2. Poisoning him slowly
  3. Manipulating his guilt and fear
  4. Physically abusing him
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