Oliver Twist Ch. 19-27

What can you infer after reading the excerpt

"He paused on the step as the door was locked and chained behind him; and having listened while the boys made all secure, and until their retreating footsteps were no longer audible, slunk down the street as quickly as he could" (173).

• Fagin is cautious.

• Fagin is suspicious of others.

• Fagin is secretive.

• Fagin is reliable.

Bill and Fagin attempt to do the following to ensnare Oliver.

• Cause Oliver to get caught by the magistrate.

• Capture Oliver from his residence.

• Lead Oliver into a trap.

• Force Oliver to steal.

Which of the following excerpts may induce the idea that Fagin wishes Oliver safety?

• 'You may burn a candle,' said the Jew, putting one upon the table. 'And here's a book for you to read, till they come to fetch you. Good-night!'

• Take heed, Oliver! take heed!' said the old man, shaking his right hand before him in a warning manner. 'He's a rough man, and thinks nothing of blood when his own is up. Whatever falls out, say nothing; and do what he bids you. Mind!'

• ‘Bah! Wait till Bill tells you, then.’

What is the intended result of the plan?

• A chair

• Oliver

• Mrs. Bedwin

• A crib

Where is the thievery to be committed?

• In Chertsey

• At Mr. Brownlow’s Home

• At Fagin’s House

• At Bill’s House

Which of the following would change the most if Nancy showed her sympathy to Oliver in front of Sikes and Fagin?

• Nancy’s respect to the men.

• The men’s respect to Nancy.

• The fate of Oliver

• The fate of Nacy

• The fate of Sikes and Fagin

Which of the following best describes Bill?

• Devious

• Upbeat

• Ambitious

• Aggressive

Which of the following best describes Fagin?

• Devious

• Upbeat

• Ambitious

• Aggressive

Which of the following best describes Bill?

• Conniving

• Radical

• Harmonious

• Hostile

Which of the following best describes Fagin?

• Conniving

• Radical

• Harmonious

• Hostile