Exploring Dorian Gray's Moral Journey CH10-16

What does Dorian Gray believe his portrait represents?

• Dorian Gray believes his portrait represents his inner self and the effects of his actions.

• Dorian Gray sees his portrait as a reminder of his childhood.

• Dorian Gray thinks his portrait is a symbol of his wealth.

• Dorian Gray believes his portrait represents his physical beauty.

How does Dorian's lifestyle change under Lord Henry's influence?

• Dorian's lifestyle remains unchanged and conventional.

• Dorian's lifestyle shifts to one of hedonism and moral decay.

• He dedicates himself to philanthropy and community service.

• Dorian becomes a model of virtue and self-discipline.

What type of book does Lord Henry give to Dorian?

• A historical novel about war.

• A hedonistic book on beauty and indulgence.

• A cookbook featuring exotic recipes.

• A self-help book on productivity.

How does Dorian's view on morality evolve throughout the chapters?

• Dorian's view on morality shifts to a strict adherence to societal norms.

• Dorian's view on morality evolves from naive and guilt-ridden to nihilistic and detached.

• Dorian remains consistently moral throughout the story.

• Dorian's morality becomes more altruistic and compassionate.

What does Dorian do to hide the portrait from others?

• He displays it in the living room.

• He locks it away in a hidden room.

• He burns it in a fireplace.

• He gives it to a friend for safekeeping.

In what ways does Dorian indulge in luxury and aesthetic pleasures?

• Dorian focuses solely on intellectual pursuits and neglects aesthetic experiences.

• Dorian spends his time in nature, shunning all material possessions.

• Dorian indulges in luxury by surrounding himself with art, attending lavish parties, and pursuing hedonistic pleasures.

• Dorian avoids all forms of luxury and prefers a simple lifestyle.

What rumors begin to circulate about Dorian?

• Rumors circulate about Dorian's hedonistic lifestyle, relationships with older men, and the mysterious nature of his eternal youth.

• Rumors regarding Dorian's plans to leave the city.

• Rumors about Dorian's involvement in criminal activities.

• Rumors about Dorian's financial struggles.

How does the portrait reflect Dorian's inner moral state?

• The portrait highlights Dorian's youthful beauty and charm.

• The portrait represents Dorian's success and popularity in society.

• The portrait illustrates Dorian's artistic talents and creativity.

• The portrait shows Dorian's moral decay and the consequences of his actions.

What philosophy does Dorian embrace regarding beauty and sensation?

• Dorian believes in asceticism and self-denial.

• Dorian values intellectual pursuits over sensory experiences.

• Dorian embraces hedonism, valuing beauty and sensory experiences above all.

• Dorian rejects all forms of beauty and pleasure.

How does Dorian's obsession with the book affect his actions?

• Dorian becomes a model of virtue and self-control.

• Dorian's obsession leads him to abandon all artistic pursuits.

• Dorian's obsession with the book leads him to act immorally and recklessly in pursuit of pleasure.

• The book inspires Dorian to pursue a life of charity and kindness.