Silas Marner: Chapter 14-15

What is the main theme in chapters 14-15 of Silas Marner?

• Loneliness and despair

• Wealth and materialism

• Betrayal and revenge

• Redemption and the power of love

Describe the character of Silas Marner in these chapters. How does he change or develop?

• Silas Marner changes from a lonely and bitter man to a more open, caring, and involved individual after adopting Eppie.

• Silas Marner becomes more selfish and uncaring as the story progresses

• Silas Marner shows no change or development in his character

• Silas Marner remains bitter and isolated throughout the chapters

What role does the setting play in chapters 14-15? How does it contribute to the overall story?

• The setting in chapters 14-15 has no impact on the overall story

• The setting in chapters 14-15 is irrelevant to the mood and atmosphere of the story

• The setting in chapters 14-15 reflects the change in atmosphere and mood as the story progresses.

• The setting in chapters 14-15 is only there for decorative purposes

Identify a symbol in these chapters and explain its significance to the plot.

• gold coins

• silver coins

• copper coins

• paper money

How does the plot in chapters 14-15 contribute to the overall development of the story?

• It introduces a major conflict or resolution, reveals important character development, or advances the central theme.

• It has no impact on the story

• It focuses on irrelevant side characters

• It introduces a new setting

Discuss the relationship between Silas Marner and Eppie in these chapters. How does it impact the plot?

• The relationship between Silas Marner and Eppie is one of love and mutual support, impacting the plot by leading to a change in Silas's character and ultimately bringing about a happy resolution.

• The relationship between Silas Marner and Eppie is one of manipulation and deceit, impacting the plot by leading to Silas's downfall.

• The relationship between Silas Marner and Eppie is one of animosity and conflict, impacting the plot by leading to Eppie's departure from the village.

• The relationship between Silas Marner and Eppie is one of indifference and neglect, impacting the plot by leading to Eppie's tragic demise.

What is the significance of the community's reaction to Silas Marner in these chapters?

• To showcase his love for nature and animals

• To highlight the impact of his past and the change in his character

• To highlight his interest in politics and current events

• To emphasize the importance of his social status

How does the theme of redemption manifest in chapters 14-15?

• Silas Marner's transformation from a bitter and isolated man to a caring and involved member of the community

• The death of Silas Marner

• Eppie's decision to leave Silas and return to her biological father

• The arrival of a new family in Raveloe

What is the author trying to convey through the character of Godfrey Cass in these chapters?

• Internal struggle and moral conflict

• Godfrey Cass represents the perfect example of a morally upright character

• The author is trying to convey a sense of contentment and peace through Godfrey Cass

• Godfrey Cass is a symbol of pure evil

Explain the significance of the dance at the Red House in these chapters.

• To symbolize the end of the main character's journey

• To showcase the social life and interactions of the characters, as well as to provide a contrast to Silas Marner's isolated and solitary existence.

• To highlight the economic struggles of the village

• To introduce a new character to the story