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What can be inferred about Dimmesdale based on his reaction to the request to speak to Hester in public? Check the two best answers..

A
He feels inadequate for the task.
B
He is eager to condemn Hester for her crime.
C
He is fearful of Hester’s response.
D
He desires to help Hester confess her sin.
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What inference can be made about Roger Chillingworth’s character based on Hester Prynne’s reaction?

A
He is joyful and loving.
B
He is weak and submissive.
C
He is evil and intimidating.
4

Which choice best describes how your highlighting compares to the model?

A
I highlighted too many words.
B
I didn’t highlight enough words.
C
I highlighted the right amount of words.
6

Think about how Hester Prynne is described in the novel. How is she different in this film scene?

A
She seems more shy in public.
B
She seems less worried about her baby.
C
She seems less sure of herself.
7

Which method of indirect characterization does the author use to characterize Roger Chillingworth?

A
the dialogue of the jailer
B
the actions of Roger Chillingworth
C
Hester Prynne’s reaction
D
the sick child
8

Now consider Reverend Dimmesdale. What gesture is added to show how upset and fearful he is?

A
He clutches his stomach.
B
He scratches his head.
C
He wipes his eyes.
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Which of the following best summarizes the benefits of viewing this film clip over reading the text?

A
There is dialogue between characters.
B
The characters can be seen visually, not just imagined.
C
The formality of the society is clearly communicated.

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