Understanding 'Beloved': A Deep Dive

What does Denver feel when Beloved looks at her with attention?

• A surge of happiness

• A sense of fulfillment

• An overwhelming fear

• A feeling of discomfort

What does Denver associate with Beloved's gaze?

• Judgment

• Curiosity

• Love

• Indifference

What speculation does Sethe have about Beloved's past?

• Beloved is a lost relative

• Beloved comes from another country

• Beloved had been imprisoned by a white man

• Beloved might be from a wealthy family

What does Sethe believe about Beloved's escape?

• She ran away from home

• She was freed by abolitionists

• She escaped from a white man's captivity

• She was never captive

How does Denver try to keep Beloved engaged?

• By avoiding her

• By giving her chores

• By telling stories and involving her in activities

• By asking her about her past

How does Denver's behavior change after Beloved's arrival?

• She becomes angry and resentful

• She becomes indifferent

• She becomes more active and engaged

• She becomes more reclusive

What triggers Denver's fear of abandonment?

• Sethe's absence

• Paul D's stories

• Beloved's disappearance in the cold house

• Beloved's silence

What does Denver fear more than death?

• Loneliness

• Hunger

• Abandonment

• Cold

What does Denver do when she believes Beloved has left her?

• She goes to find Sethe

• She tries to find Paul D

• She decides to stay in the cold house

• She leaves the cold house immediately

What is Denver's reaction to Beloved's reappearance?

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Anger

• Relief