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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who is the hostess at the party in Chapter Fifteen?
(a) Lady Narborough.
(b) Lord Henry.
(c) Lord Fermor.
(d) Lady Agatha.
2. How does Dorian get Alan to do what he wants in Chapter Fourteen?
(a) Blackmail.
(b) Empty promises.
(c) Bribery.
(d) Flattery.
3. What of Dorian’s does Basil say he wants to see, according to Chapter Twelve?
(a) His bedchamber.
(b) His diary.
(c) His portrait.
(d) His soul.
4. Where is Dorian at the beginning of Chapter Seventeen?
(a) Paris.
(b) Walking his grounds.
(c) His estate at Selby.
(d) This is not revealed.
5. Who hears a noise at the end of Chapter Twenty?
(a) Mrs. Vane.
(b) Lord Henry.
(c) Dorian’s servants.
(d) Dorian.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Dorian visit at the beginning of Chapter Nineteen?
2. Where does Dorian plan to hold a party, according to Chapter Fifteen?
3. Who does Dorian have breakfast with at the beginning of Chapter Eighteen?
4. Why does Dorian decide not to dwell on his feelings in Chapter Fourteen?
5. What does Dorian offer to show Basil, according to the end of Chapter Twelve?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Dorian get angry with Basil in Chapter Thirteen?
2. What does Dorian mean when he says he will show Basil his soul in Chapter Twelve?
3. What reinvigorates Dorian when he ventures out of his home after the incident in Chapter Seventeen?
4. Why does Dorian tell Lord Henry in Chapter Eighteen that he wishes he could love?
5. Why does Dorian burn Basil’s belongings in Chapter Fifteen?
6. What moral can be taken from Dorian’s experiences in The Picture of Dorian Gray?
7. Explain the hypocrisy in Dorian’s attempt to reform himself.
8. What is the significance of the conversation between Lord Henry and Dorian about the nature of the soul in Chapter Nineteen?
9. Why does Basil call Dorian’s painting “an awful lesson?”
10. Explain the reference to a double life made at the beginning of Chapter Fifteen.
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