Silas Marner: Chapter 20-21

What is the main theme in Chapter 20-21 of Silas Marner?

• Love and romance

• Redemption and forgiveness

• Revenge and betrayal

• Adventure and excitement

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Describe the character development of Silas Marner in these chapters.

• Silas Marner undergoes significant character development as he becomes more involved in the community and forms meaningful relationships with others.

• Silas Marner remains unchanged and does not experience any character development

• Silas Marner becomes less interested in forming relationships with others

• Silas Marner becomes more isolated and withdrawn from the community

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How does the plot in Chapter 20-21 contribute to the overall story of Silas Marner?

• It has no relevance to the overall story

• It introduces a completely new unrelated character

• It focuses on a side story not related to Silas Marner

• It shows the redemption and transformation of Silas Marner.

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What textual evidence supports the theme of redemption in these chapters?

• The conversation between Godfrey and Nancy in Chapter 20, where Godfrey expresses regret but does not seek redemption.

• The arrival of Dunstan's ghost in Chapter 21, which haunts Silas and prevents him from finding redemption.

• The conversation between Silas and Godfrey in Chapter 20, where Silas forgives Godfrey and offers him a chance for redemption.

• The description of Silas' gold being stolen in Chapter 21, which shows his inability to redeem himself.

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In what way does the character of Eppie impact the plot in Chapter 20-21?

• Eppie causes more problems for Silas Marner

• Eppie is a minor character and does not affect the plot

• Eppie brings joy and love into Silas Marner's life, leading to a change in his outlook and behavior.

• Eppie has no impact on the plot in Chapter 20-21

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What inference can be made about the relationship between Godfrey and Eppie based on their interactions in these chapters?

• They have a distant and indifferent relationship.

• They have a warm and affectionate relationship.

• They have a professional and formal relationship.

• They have a hostile and confrontational relationship.

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How does the setting in Chapter 20-21 contribute to the mood of the story?

• Makes the story more humorous and lighthearted

• Creates a sense of calm and relaxation

• Creates a sense of tension and anticipation

• Has no impact on the mood of the story

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What is the significance of the confrontation between Silas and Godfrey in these chapters?

• To reveal the truth about Eppie's parentage and bring closure to the mystery surrounding her origins.

• To start a new business venture

• To discuss their favorite hobbies

• To plan a robbery together

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What role does the theme of community play in Chapter 20-21?

• The theme of community highlights the importance of belonging and support within the village, as well as Silas Marner's integration into the community.

• The theme of community is only relevant to the main character's family

• The theme of community focuses on individualism and isolation

• The theme of community has no significance in Chapter 20-21

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How does the author use symbolism to convey a deeper meaning in these chapters?

• By using objects, characters, or events to represent abstract ideas or qualities.

• By using direct statements and explanations

• By focusing solely on the surface-level plot

• By avoiding any use of symbolism

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