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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 15: Chapter 28: Blithedale Pasture and Chapter 29: Miles Coverdale's Confession.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where do Hollingsworth, Zenobia, Priscilla, and Coverdale often spend their Sundays?
(a) At a rock named Ernest's Pulpit.
(b) At a rock named Eli's Pulpit.
(c) At a rock named Eliot's Pulpit.
(d) At a rock named Emmett's Pulpit.
2. Coverdale seeks out Hollingsworth years after Zenobia's death; what does Coverdale ask Hollingsworth?
(a) If his grand edifice for the reformation of farming is finished yet.
(b) If his grand edifice for the reformation of criminals is finished yet.
(c) If his grand edifice for the reformation of building is finished yet.
(d) If his grand edifice for the reformation of taxing is finished yet.
3. Where did Hollingsworth wound Zenobia in Section 14, Chapter 27?
(a) Her arm.
(b) Her breast, close by her heart.
(c) Her hand.
(d) Her head.
4. Priscilla questions Hollingsworth about Zenobia's view of the injustice the world does to women; how does he respond?
(a) He thinks she is stupid and women are worthless.
(b) He heartly agrees with her.
(c) He laughs out loud.
(d) He claims that a woman's place is at a man's side.
5. What does Zenobia tell Priscilla that she stood in the way of?
(a) Her desires.
(b) Her career.
(c) Her traveling.
(d) Her friendhips.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Coverdale suggest to Hollingsworth that they should choose a spot for, in Section 8, Chapter 15?
2. While talking to Hollingsworth in Section 15, Chapter 29, as Coverdale recalls Zenobia's last message to Hollingsworth, what does he realize?
3. In Section 9, Chapter 18, what torments Coverdale at night in his hotel room?
4. Where does Hollingsworth request that Zenobia be buried?
5. After Coverdale tells Hollingsworth he does not know if he will ever be a philanthropist, how does Hollingsworth react?
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