Chapter 6 Describe Pearl both physically and characteristically

Physically beautiful and graceful

She was like an evil witch and rude

Chapter 6 How does Hester dress Pearl?

She didn't care about Pearl's clothing

She dressed her very mutually to everyone else's appearance

Chapter 6 Describe Hester's feelings toward Pearl

Loved Pearl very much and was worried that her being the product of sin would exhibit odd characteristics showing her as a child of the devil

Loved her but didn't really pay attention much to Pearl

Didn't really like Pearl and gave up on Pearl after a while of taking care of her

Chapter 6 How does Pearl's behavior reflect Hester's spirit?

Pearl behavior reflects Hester's emotional state from when she was pregnant

It reflects on how she enjoys home

Pearls behavior reflects Hester's Mental thoughts negatively

Chapter 6 How are Pearl and Hester symbolically similar?

Both of their eyes are black but Hester's represent sin and Pearls the product of sin

Their eyes, no sense of no thought or no care

Their behavior it curry's on down the line

Chapter 6 How does Pearl get along with other Puritan children?

Pearl does not get along well with other Puritan children.

Pearl is very popular among Puritan children.

Pearl plays with other children regularly.

Pearl is friends with all the Puritan children.

Chapter 6 How does Pearl react to the Scarlet Letter?

Pearl reacts with curiosity and as a baby she thinks its pretty and shiny

Pearl embraces the Scarlet Letter with pride.

Pearl is indifferent and shows no reaction to the Scarlet Letter.

Pearl ignores the Scarlet Letter completely.

Chapter 7 Why did Hester go to see Governor Bellingham?

To deliver gloves and discuss Pearl's custody.

To ask about the weather in Boston.

To request a new dress for Pearl.

Chapter 7 What is the official plan in regards to Hester and Pearl? (What were two reasons that the people wanted to take Pearl?)

The authorities wanted to take Pearl because they believed Hester was an unfit mother due to her sin of adultery and her social ostracism.

They thought Pearl would be better off with a different family.

The authorities believed Hester was wealthy enough to care for Pearl.

They wanted to take Pearl because she was too intelligent for her age.

Chapter 7 What were the Governor's ancestors like? How do we know this? Why is this important information?

The Governor's ancestors were influential leaders, as evidenced by historical records.

The Governor's ancestors were unknown, with no documentation available.

The Governor's ancestors were farmers, as shown by agricultural records.

The Governor's ancestors were artists, based on their paintings.

Chapter 7 What did Hester and Pearl see in the breastplate of the armor? What is the significance of the exaggeration?

They saw distorted reflections of themselves, symbolizing Hester's sin

They saw a reflection of the armor itself, indicating their strength and power.

They saw a beautiful landscape, symbolizing their freedom and happiness.

They saw a clear image of themselves, representing their acceptance in society.

Chapter 7 How did Pearl react to the rosebush she saw out of the window? What did she do when Hester tried to calm her?

Pearl was excited and resisted Hester's attempts to calm her.

Pearl laughed and danced around the room.

Pearl ignored the rosebush and remained calm.

Pearl was frightened and clung to Hester.

Chapter 8 What change has occurred in Authur Dimmesdale?

Authur seems to be sicker than he was at Hester's punishment

Arthur Dimmesdale becomes a celebrated public figure.

Arthur Dimmesdale gains immense wealth and power.

Arthur Dimmesdale moves to a different town and starts a new life.

Chapter 8 Why does Hester feel she can teach Pearl her catechism well?

Hester believes her life experiences enable her to teach Pearl the catechism well.

Hester feels she lacks the knowledge to teach Pearl.

Hester believes Pearl should learn from someone else.

Hester thinks Pearl is too young to learn the catechism.

Chapter 8 Describe Pearl's behavior during the meeting at the Governor's House

Pearl refused to cooperate with Mr. Wilson at the meeting at the Governor's House.

Pearl actively participates and agrees with the Governor.

Pearl remains calm and quiet throughout the meeting.

Pearl shows no interest in the proceedings and plays with her toys.

Chapter 8 How does Pearl respond to Mr. Wilson's catechism questions?

Pearl does not answer Mr. Wilson's questions.

Pearl gives detailed explanations to each question.

Pearl answers all of Mr. Wilson's questions.

Pearl asks Mr. Wilson to repeat the questions.

Chapter 8 What change has occurred in Roger Chillingworth?

Chillingworth has become vengeful and morally corrupted.

Chillingworth has become a benevolent figure.

Chillingworth has remained unchanged throughout the story.

Chillingworth has developed a strong friendship with Dimmesdale.

Chapter 8 What convinced the Governor to let Hester keep Pearl?

Hester told the Governor that Pearl was a constant reminder of her sin but was capable of being a good mother

Hester promised to donate money to the Governor's campaign.

The Governor was influenced by public opinion against Hester.

The Governor believed Pearl would be better off in a wealthy family.

Chapter 8 What does Dimmesdale's eloquent argument suggest saves Hester's soul?

Dimmesdale suggests that Hester will be saved by teaching Pearl

Her ability to hide her true feelings.

The support of the Puritan community.

Her relationship with Dimmesdale.

Chapter 8 How does Hawthorne build contrast between Hester and Mistress Hibbens?

Hawthorne builds contrast by depicting Hester as Triumphant and Mistress Hibbens as Ill-tempered

Hawthorne portrays Hester as a figure of chaos and immorality, while Mistress Hibbens is a symbol of purity.

Hawthorne shows Hester as a character of darkness, contrasting with Mistress Hibbens' light and virtue.

Hawthorne depicts Hester as a rebellious figure, while Mistress Hibbens embodies strength and morality.

Chapter 8 What does Mistress Hibbens seem to represent? What could Hester represent?

Mistress Hibbens represents the evil and sinful in the Puritan society, Hester representing the kind and forgive

Mistress Hibbens represents community and support; Hester represents isolation and despair.

Mistress Hibbens represents tradition and stability; Hester represents guilt and shame.

Mistress Hibbens represents purity and virtue; Hester represents conformity and obedience.

Chapter 9 Dimmesdale is growing weak. What reasons are given for his weakness?

He worked himself way to hard, too thin in his duties as a pastor

Dimmesdale's weakness is caused by external pressures from society.

His weakness stems from a lack of sleep.

Dimmesdale is weak due to physical illness.

Chapter 9 Who is the "leech"? Why is he called that? in the scarlet letter book

Roger Chillingworth because he is a physician and because he is latched onto Mr. Dimmesdale

Arthur Dimmesdale because he helps people and is stuck to peoples help

Hester Prynne because she gives people and example what will happen to a sinner

Chapter 9 When Dimmesdale is distressed, he has a habit of performing a strange gesture with his hand. What does he do?

He places his hand over his heart.

He raises his hand above his head.

Chapter 9 How did Roger Chillingworth become Dimmesdale's medical advisor?

Roger Chillingworth became Dimmesdale's medical advisor because the elder ministers of Boston "dealt with him" about the sin of not giving medical help

Dimmesdale sought out Chillingworth for his expertise in herbal remedies.

Chillingworth was appointed by the town council as Dimmesdale's advisor.

Chapter 9 How did Chillingworth and Dimmesdale pass the time

They passed the time in conversation, with Chillingworth probing Dimmesdale about his health.

They played games to pass the time.

They went for a walk in the forest.

They spent time reading books together.

Chapter 9 What reasons did Chillingworth give for trying to find out every detail about Dimmesdale?

Chillingworth wants to understand Dimmesdale's health in order to heal him

Chillingworth is trying to help Dimmesdale recover from his illness.

Chillingworth wants to expose Dimmesdale's secrets to the public.

Chillingworth seeks revenge on Dimmesdale for past grievances.

Chapter 9 How did Chillingworth change while living in the same town/house as Dimmesdale

The people observed that Chillingworth has undergone several changes physically and spiritually

Chillingworth remains unchanged, continuing his life as a scholar without any emotional turmoil.

Chillingworth transforms into a benevolent healer, helping the townspeople with their ailments.

Chillingworth becomes a close friend of Dimmesdale, supporting him throughout his struggles.

Chapter 9 What suspicions do the townspeople have in regards to Chillingworth? What was he accused?

The townspeople suspect Chillingworth of plotting against Dimmesdale's soul

The townspeople believe Chillingworth is a healer and accuse him of fraud.

The townspeople suspect Chillingworth of being a spy and accuse him of treason.

The townspeople think Chillingworth is a merchant and accuse him of theft.

Chapters 5,6,7,8 and 9 Scarlet letter Study Guide

Authored by CREED OLIVER

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Chapter 5
Hester is released from prison. What reasons did Hester give for not moving to a different settlement? Which is one of the most likely reason she stayed?

Not wanting to miss home town

This is where she committed her sin and this is where she should pay for it

She wanted to find her husband

She felt like this is the place she needed to take care of the baby

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.5.7

CCSS.RL.6.9

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Chapter 5
Where did Hester and her Child live?

In the town in a brick home

Near Dimmesdale house

In the forest in a big house

On the Outskirts of town in a cottage that had been abandoned

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.5.7

CCSS.RL.6.9

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Chapter 5
How did Hester support herself and her Child?

Needlework

By working on a daily basis

Someone helps them

The Governor sends them supplies every week

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.5.7

CCSS.RL.6.9

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Chapter 5
Who wore Hester's needlework? For whom was it considered unacceptable to wear Hester's needlework? Why?

Governor

Military men

Priests

Babies

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Chapter 5
How was Hester treated by people who she did work for? How was she treated by people in the community?

People would help her

The people would stop to talk to her

They treated her mutually

Hester was treated poorly

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.11-12.3

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30 sec • 1 pt

Chapter 5
With what new "power" or awareness does the letter endow (give) Hester?

She can tell what people are thinking

She can tell when something is going to happen

Awareness of hidden sin in others

awareness of before people approach her

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.11-12.7

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Chapter 5
What common Theme does this chapter share with "The Minister's Black Veil"?

Hidden Sin

Peoples reaction toward the black veil or Hester

The darkness from both of it

The mysterious outcome towards the story

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CCSS.RL.11-12.7

CCSS.RI. 9-10.7

CCSS.RI.11-12.7

CCSS.RL.9-10.7

CCSS.RI.8.7

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Chapters 5,6,7,8 and 9 Scarlet letter Study Guide

Chapter 5Hester is released from prison. What reasons did Hester give for not moving to a different settlement? Which is one of the most likely reason she stayed?

Chapter 5Where did Hester and her Child live?

Chapter 5How did Hester support herself and her Child?

Chapter 5Who wore Hester's needlework? For whom was it considered unacceptable to wear Hester's needlework? Why?

Chapter 5How was Hester treated by people who she did work for? How was she treated by people in the community?

Chapter 5With what new "power" or awareness does the letter endow (give) Hester?

Chapter 5What common Theme does this chapter share with "The Minister's Black Veil"?

Chapter 6 Describe the significance of pearl's name

Chapter 6Describe Pearl both physically and characteristically

Chapter 6How does Hester dress Pearl?

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Chapter 5
Hester is released from prison. What reasons did Hester give for not moving to a different settlement? Which is one of the most likely reason she stayed?

Chapter 5
Where did Hester and her Child live?

Chapter 5
How did Hester support herself and her Child?

Chapter 5
Who wore Hester's needlework? For whom was it considered unacceptable to wear Hester's needlework? Why?

Chapter 5
How was Hester treated by people who she did work for? How was she treated by people in the community?

Chapter 5
With what new "power" or awareness does the letter endow (give) Hester?

Chapter 5
What common Theme does this chapter share with "The Minister's Black Veil"?

Chapter 6
Describe the significance of pearl's name

Chapter 6
Describe Pearl both physically and characteristically

Chapter 6
How does Hester dress Pearl?