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Worksheets"Araby" Part 2
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 13mins
The climax of Araby is
the narrator talking to Mangan's sister
the narrator gets to the bazaar
the uncle comes home
The narrator says his eyes are often full of tears and his heart floods when he thinks of Mangan’s sister. What do you learn about the narrator from these first-person point of view comments?
A. Mangan’s sister has hurt the narrator’s feelings.
B. The young narrator is in love for the first time.
C. The narrator fears he will miss going to Araby.
D. Mangan’s sister refuses to speak to the narrator.
When waiting to go to Araby, the narrator is stuck at home with
A. his aunt and Mrs. Mercer
B. a few of his friends
C. his aunt and uncle
D. a visiting priest
What is happening at Araby when the narrator arrives?
A. Singers are asking people for pennies.
B. Customers are drinking tea in the café.
C. People are shopping for porcelain vases.
D. Most of the bazaar is already closed and dark.
While waiting for the night of the bazaar, the narrator worries that
A. his daydreams about Mangan’s sister are affecting his work
B. school is causing him to miss spending time with Mangan’s sister
C. he will have too much schoolwork to do and will miss Araby
D. his schoolmaster will guess that he has a secret crush on a girl
What does the first-person point of view help convey when the narrator describes walking through the dark, empty bazaar?
A. what a large, grown-up place the bazaar is
B. his desire to have more coins in his pocket
C. how vain and hopeless Araby makes him feel
D. his wish that Mangan’s sister were with him
