In what city does this story take place?

• Columbia

• New York

• Chicago

• Boise

• Boston

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Describe what the prison door looks like.

• It has been freshly painted, but one can see that it is old.

• It's an oak door with iron spikes

• It's an oak door with iron labels describing crimes.

• It's an oak door with wooden labels describing crimes.

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What is directly in front of the prison door?

• Weeds

• a brick path

• a wooden cross

• a rosebush

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Describe the A that Hester wears. What does it look like?

• It is plain and simple.

• It is elaborately decorated.

• It is twice the size that one might expect it to be.

• It is so small that no one else can see it.

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What does Hester think about as she is standing in front of the crowd?

• Her pets that she left in England

• How to escape

• How to get rid of her child

• Her life back in England

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Which description best fits Reverend Dimmesdale:

• harsh, tall, loud

• meek, childlike, speaks like an angel

• insane, unfit, and sloppy

• social, happy, and always in a good mood

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What is the reason why Hester is wary of taking the medicine?

• She doesn’t like Chillingworth.

• She is pregnant and most medicine contains alcohol.

• She wants to be in her right mind for the struggle ahead of her.

• She thinks she might be in danger of being poisoned.

What is the reason Chillingworth gives for not killing Hester?

• He wants her to feel guilty and suffer.

• He still loves Hester.

• There is still hope in his heart.

• Both a and b

What does Chillingworth tell Hester about what he wants out of their relationship?

• To get back together

• For her not to acknowledge him

• For them to go back to England

• To give up the baby and then move to another town

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Chillingworth somewhat blames himself for what has happened. How does he admit he is as at fault? a. b.c. d.

• This was his second marriage.

• He should have focused only on her.

• He should never have gotten married.

• He married a young woman too good for him.

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