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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 6- Chapter 11: The Wood-Path and Chapter 12: Coverdale's Hermitage.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Section 6, Chapter 11, the stranger identifies himself as Professor Westervelt; who else does he ask about that causes Coverdale to decline any further connection with his affairs?
(a) Priscilla.
(b) Zenobia.
(c) Moodie.
(d) Hollingsworth.
2. Why does Coverdale regret peremptorily ending his conversation with Professor Westervelt?
(a) He's curious what Westervelt might know about Priscilla.
(b) He's curious what Westervelt might know about Moodie.
(c) He's curious what Westervelt might know about Zenobia.
(d) He's curious what Westervelt might know about Hollingsworth.
3. After Coverdale tells Hollingsworth he does not know if he will ever be a philanthropist, how does Hollingsworth react?
(a) He is very angry.
(b) He says it does not matter to him.
(c) He laughs at him at calls him weak.
(d) He does not know if they can be lifelong friends.
4. In Section 5, Chapter 9, what does Coverdale realize it's not mentally healthy to do?
(a) Study individuals too closely.
(b) Envy others.
(c) Sleep all day.
(d) Stay inside his room all day alone.
5. Coverdale believes he has done Hollingsworth a great wrong by prying into his character; why can't he help it?
(a) Because he envies Hollingsworth.
(b) Because he loves Hollingsworth so much.
(c) Because he is obsessed with Hollingsworth.
(d) Because he does not trust Hollingsworth.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of Mrs. Foster's husband?
2. Who does Coverdale suggest to Hollingsworth that he believes Zenobia to be the sister of?
3. The neighbors of Blithedale gossip that Zenobia and Hollingsworth are lovers; where do they say they plan to erect their home?
4. What does Priscilla ask that Zenobia do for her?
5. How does Coverdale spend his first night at Blithedale?
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