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Grade 10 The Scarlet Letter
Hester's headstone reads:
  1. "Here lies Hester Prynne: Devoted Mother and Lover of All Things Beautiful"
  2. "Hester Dimmesdale: wife, mother"
  3. "In sooth, in death, thou hast received thy reconciliation"
  4. "On a field, sable, the letter A gules"
Grade 10 The Scarlet Letter
Who gives Hester disturbing news on Election Day at the Marketplace?
  1. Chillingworth
  2. Dimmesdale
  3. Mistress Hibbins
  4. ship's captain
Grade 10 The Scarlet Letter
What kind of state was Hester Prynne found in?
  1. state of nervous excitement
  2. state of despair
  3. state of fear
  4. state of sickness
Grade 11 The Scarlet Letter
Arthur Dimmesdale is a
  1. minister
  2. Native American
  3. governor
  4. doctor
Grade 10 The Scarlet Letter
Pearl is Hester's only companion.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 10 The Scarlet Letter
Pearl is now five years old.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 11 The Scarlet Letter
Hester promises Chillingworth that she will:
  1. tell him the name of her lover
  2. raise Pearl as a Puritan
  3. never leave town
  4. keep his identity a secret
Grade 11 The Scarlet Letter
Who is Pearl's father?
  1. Dimmesdale
  2. Chillingsworth
  3. Hester
  4. Bellingham
Grade 11 The Scarlet Letter
Roger Chillingworth is Hester's:
  1. friend
  2. boyfriend
  3. husband
  4. secret lover
Grade 10 The Scarlet Letter
One of the many themes found in the novel, The Scarlet Letter, is:
  1. Black vs. White
  2. Man vs. Nature
  3. Punishment vs. Forgiveness
  4. True friendship never fails
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