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WorksheetsDorian Gray Chapter 3
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
According to the opening of Chapter 3, the aristocratic art is of:
doing great deeds
doing selfish things
doing absolutely nothing
Lord Henry's Uncle was a member of which British Political Party
Labour
Tory
Liberal Democrat
What does Lord Henry say about money and bills?
He says he never has enough money for bills
He says that only people who pay bills need money, and he never pays his bills.
He says that there is never an end to bills
He feels that it is important to have money to pay your bills
What information did Lord Henry want from his Lord Fermor?
He wants to know more about managing money
He wanst to know what Lord Fermor's political views are
He wants to know everything about Dorian Gray and his family background.
Dorian's grandfather is:
Lord Fermor
Lord Johnson
Lord Kelso
Lord Kernel
Dorian's mother was very beautiful and made all the men frantic by:
running away with a penniless young man, a mere nobody.
refusing to marry anyone
marrying a foreigner
Lord Fermor suggests that Dorian's father was killed:
in an accident
killed in a duel that had been orchestrated by Lord Kelso
killed when trying to escape prison
killed in a fight that was unprovoked
Which two options best describe the story of Dorian's mother?
As the daughter of a rich Lord Kelso she lived a charmed life
She met the love of her life and lived happily ever afetr
She married a man from a lower social class, her father had him killed and she never got over it.
She took her own life less than a year after her husband's death, leaving her young son Dorian without a mother or father.
Dorian's mother was unusual because she married for
love
money
social equality
fame
Lord Kelso is described as
a gruff bear
a vicious beast
a mean dog
Which sentence from the chapter shows that Lord Henry is planning to manipulate and control Dorian?
He would tell him what to do
He would ensure Dorian did as he was told
He would see to dominate him
The people at Lord Henry's aunt's part are mainly:
a mix of upper and middle class people
aristocrats, politicians and members of the upper class
charity workers, working class people, social justice campaigners
What famous part of London is mentioned in this chapter:
Mayfair and Notting Hill
Wimbeldon and Shepherd's Bush
Whitechapel and The East End
Lord Henry says he can symaothise with everything except:
problems
suffering
pain
sadness
Why does the Duchess find Lord Henry's views comforting?
She takes no interest in the problems of thse in the East End either
She is equally concerned about the plight of the poor
He makes her feel that she is doing the best she can
At the end of this chapter Dorian does what?
Asks Lord Henry if he can go out with him for the night instead of Basil
Tells Lord Henry that he would rather not go out for the night with him
Says goodbye to Lord Henry and promises to meet tomorrow
