WorksheetsThe Picture of Dorian Gray 17-20
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 8mins
Chapter 17: With whom does Dorian flirt at his house party?
Hetty Merton
Lord Henry Wotton
The Duchess of Monmouth
Adrian Singleton
Chapter 17: What causes Dorian to faint?
The sight of James Vane
Over exertion on the hunting trip
An argument with Harry
The sight of the hideous portait
Chapter 18: While hunting, Dorian begs Sir Geoffrey not to shoot. What is Sir Geoffrey trying to kill?
a hare
a fox
Dorian Gray
James Vane
Chapter 18: What does Dorian think about the shooting?
The man was in the way so he deserved it
This is a very bad omen
He wishes he would have pulled the trigger
He dearly hopes no one goes to jail for the crime
Chapter 18: What is Dorian's reaction when he realizes that James Vane is dead?
Dorian is sick with guilt
Dorian believes he will be blamed for the death
Dorian is relieved because now he is safe
Dorian wishes he were Vane's killer
Chapter 19: Readers learn of whose suicide in this chapter?
Adrian Singleton
Basil Hallward
Alan Campbell
James Vane
Chapter 19: What important life event happens to Lord Henry?
An affair with Gladys, the Duchess of Monmouth
His wife left him for another man
He goes bankrupt
He finally loses interest in Dorian Gray
Chapter 19: How does Dorian show he is on the way to being a good person?
He confesses all of his sins
Instead of ruining her reputation, he leaves alone a local girl he had been romancing
He throws away all the gifts Lord Henry has given him throughout the years
He apologizes to Alan Campbell
Chapter 20: What does Dorian Gray break toward the very end of the novel?
a mirror given to him by Harry
Lord Henry's heart
his promise to the Duchess of Monmouth
Basil's painting easel
Chapter 20: What does Dorian Gray finally do with his portrait?
burns it
stabs it
sells it
paints over it
Chapter 20: What does Dorian Gray look like at the end of the book?
like a beautiful young man with a knife through his heart
like a withered old man with a knife through his heart
like a commoner in worn out clothes and a bullet wound
Like Lord Henry Wotton with a bullet wound
