The Ministers Black Veil

Elizabeth feels she should know about Mr. Hooper's veil because she is

• living in the village

• leading a church group

• engaged to Mr. Hooper

• concerned with his health

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How does Mr. Hooper's veil affect the wedding?

• The bride's fingers shake because she is scared and disturbed by the veil

• The bride blushes in embarrassment

• The wedding is a happy event despite it

• The wedding is considered highly formal

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What does this quotation about Mr. Hooper reveal about the possible social constraints of Puritan culture?

• Sins are ignored during celebrations

• Men will not admit when they're sick

• Anguish causes people to turn to ministers

• Secrets are present in both happy and sad times

In The Minister's Black Veil, what does the word parable tell you about the story?

• It has animal characters

• It is a science fiction tale

• It teaches a message

• It is funny

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How does Mr. Hooper's veil affect the wedding party

• It placed gloom over the event

• No one noticed the veil

• It was still a happy event

• The veil made everyone laugh

On his deathbed, Rev. Hooper says he'll only remove the veil from his face... when?

• When he sleeps

• When he showers

• When people ask him why it is on

• When he is dead

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Why do the townspeople have such a response to seeing the Minister's veil?

• They think something is wrong with his face

• They feel it is not religious

• They are frightened by it

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What was one good thing about the veil that Mr. Hooper wore?

• It made people more happy

• It made him lonely

• It made his messages evil

• It made his messages more powerful

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Why did the townspeople never confront Mr. Hooper?

• They did not care

• They liked him to wear it

• They knew why he wore it

• They were fearful

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Who will ultimately judge Mr. Hooper?

• Elizabeth

• Rev. Mr. Clark

• The townspeople

• God

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