R5V - Dorian Gray QUIZ - Chapter 3, 4, 5

How does Lord Henry influence Dorian during their conversation at Lady Agatha's dinner party?

• By praising morality and self-restraint

• By advocating for the pursuit of pleasure and beauty

• By emphasizing the importance of charity and kindness

• By warning him about the dangers of vanity

What does Lord Henry suggest is the most valuable thing in life?

• Knowledge

• Love

• Youth

• Power

What is Dorian's attitude toward morality after his conversations with Lord Henry in Chapter 4?

• He becomes more reflective and cautious

• He begins to see it as restrictive and unnecessary

• He rejects Lord Henry's ideas entirely

• He views morality as essential for happiness

How does Lord Henry view emotions like remorse or guilt?

• As natural and unavoidable

• As meaningless and counterproductive

• As necessary for growth

• As tools to manipulate others

What does Dorian begin to fear most in these chapters?

• Losing his wealth

• Growing old and losing his beauty

• Becoming estranged from Lord Henry

• Being rejected by society

What role does the portrait begin to play in Dorian's life by Chapter 5?

• A reminder of his moral obligations

• A reflection of his inner corruption

• A symbol of his love for Sibyl

• A source of artistic inspiration

How does Dorian's double life begin to take shape?

• He acts virtuous in public while indulging in pleasures privately

• He starts avoiding Lord Henry while remaining friends with Basil

• He lives openly with Sibyl while maintaining a separate household

• He uses the portrait to disguise his true emotions

What does Dorian realize about his influence over others in Chapter 4?

• He can inspire them to improve themselves

• He can manipulate them for his own desires

• He is powerless in social situations

• He feels guilt for influencing others negatively

How does Dorian react when Basil expresses concern about Lord Henry's influence?

• He agrees and distances himself from Lord Henry

• He defends Lord Henry's philosophy

• He reassures Basil but privately dismisses his concerns

• He becomes angry and ends his friendship with Basil

What emotion does Dorian experience when thinking about the changes in the portrait?

• Guilt

• Fascination

• Fear

• Indifference