WorksheetsScarlet Letter Review
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 18mins
Who does Hester recognize in the standing in the crowd beneath the scaffold?
Pearl's father
Her husband
Her father
Her mother
Why does Dimmesdale run to the scaffold in the middle of the night?
To hide from Chillingworth
To meet Chillingworth
To pretend to confess
To meet Hester
What does Chillingworth do for Pearl at the end of the novel?
He doesn't do anything
Leaves her an inheritance
Pays for her to attend school
Sends her away from the town
Who is the protagonist of the novel?
Pearl
Hester
Mistress Hibbins
Chillingworth
What type of conflict exists between Dimmesdale and the guilt of his sin?
man vs. man
man vs. self
man vs. nature
none of the above
How does Hester make money to support herself and her daughter?
she grows and sells food
she works at the church
she is a translator for the Indians
she embroiders clothes
As the book progresses, Chillingworth looks more and more like:
the devil
Dimmesdale
his father
a Native American
What does the Scarlet Letter symbolize ?
Shame
Angelic
Grief
Evil
Who is Pearl ?
Daughter of Hester and Chillingworth
Daughter of Hester and Dimmesdale
Daughter of Hester and Bellingham
Daughter of Hester and Proctor
Why does Hester name her daughter Pearl?
She is pretty
Pearl means innocence
She came at a great cost
What creature is Chillingworth compared to?
Leech
Vampire
Worm
Mosquito
This is used as a symbol for judgement & redemption.
The Scarlet Letter
The Scaffold
The Forest
This is used as a symbol for being free/apart from society's expectations.
The scarlet letter
The scaffold
The forest
What is situational irony?
When something is funny
When the opposite of what is expected occurs
When readers know something that the characters do not
Sarcasm
When Ms. Amelse asks you to use examples/textual evidence, what do you do?
Be very vague about everything because Ms. A loves a riddle.
Not answer the question at all.
Answer the question, but only based on my opinion and not using any examples at all.
Answer the question and prove my answer with textual evidence.
When I'm taking a test for Ms. A's class, and I see a bunch of short answer questions that seem like they will take time and thought, what do I do?
Skip the question. It doesn't matter.
Answer the question, but only with 3 words. Keep her guessing.
Make sure that I have read all parts of the question, and answer as best as I can. Ask Ms. A if I have any questions.
Choose my favorite 2 questions and only answer those ones.
