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WorksheetsNarratives of Love and Friendship
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who is Mr. Darcy’s close friend who moves into Netherfield Park?
Mr. Collins
Mr. Wickham
Mr. Bingley
Colonel Fitzwilliam
Why does Elizabeth initially reject Mr. Darcy’s first proposal?
She is in love with Mr. Wickham
She believes he is proud and arrogant
She is engaged to Mr. Collins
She doesn’t want to marry at all
Which Bennet sister runs away with Mr. Wickham?
Jane
Mary
Lydia
Kitty
How does Mr. Darcy prove his love for Elizabeth after she rejects him?
He confesses his feelings again
He pays off Mr. Wickham's debts and arranges the marriage
He buys her family a house
He moves to Netherfield
What ultimately changes Elizabeth’s opinion of Mr. Darcy?
His wealth and status
Jane’s advice
His letter and his actions toward Lydia
Mr. Collins’ warning
In this Part V, Chapter 4 of the novel, which character confronts Raskolnikov about his beliefs and motives?
Razumikhin
Sonia
Svidrigailov
Porfiry Petrovich
What does Raskolnikov say distinguishes an 'extraordinary' person from an ordinary one?
Wealth and education
The right to transgress laws for a higher purpose
Their ability to avoid punishment
Their social influence
What literary or historical figure does Raskolnikov use to justify his theory?
Napoleon
Socrates
Caesar
Ivan the Terrible
What is Porfiry’s approach during his conversation with Raskolnikov?
Aggressive and accusatory
Sarcastic and mocking
Calm and psychologically probing
Indifferent and distracted
What inner conflict does Raskolnikov struggle with in this chapter?
Choosing between Sonia and Dunya
Deciding whether to confess his crime
Planning his next crime
Resenting Porfiry’s intelligence
Who are the two young artists living together in Greenwich Village?
Behrman and Sue
Sue and Johnsy
Johnsy and Mary
Sue and Joanna
What illness is Johnsy suffering from?
Cholera
Typhoid
Pneumonia
Tuberculosis
What does Johnsy believe will happen when the last leaf falls?
She will get better
She will lose her will to paint
She will die
She will leave the hospital
What is Behrman’s role in the story?
A doctor treating Johnsy
A neighbor who paints the last leaf
A friend who encourages Sue
An art critic
How does Behrman ultimately sacrifice himself?
He donates money for Johnsy’s medicine
He gets pneumonia while painting the leaf and dies
He gives Johnsy a job
He refuses treatment to help others
What physical structure separates the narrator and Narayani?
A curtain
A thick wooden fence
A wall between their prisons
A river
How does the narrator first come to know about Narayani?
He sees her at the well
He hears her talking through the wall
He finds her letter
He meets her in the market
What tone best describes the interactions between the narrator and Narayani?
Hostile and aggressive
Formal and distant
Playful and flirtatious
Sad and melancholic
What language device is primarily used in 'Walls'?
Symbolism
Allegory
Flashback
Irony
What message does Walls ultimately convey?
The futility of war
Love and connection can break barriers
Nature triumphs over technology
Silence is more powerful than speech
