The Scarlet Letter, Part 2 Answers

Which choice best describes how your highlighting compares to the model?I highlighted too many words.I didn’t highlight enough words.I highlighted the right amount of words.

Which method of indirect characterization does the author use to characterize Roger Chillingworth? the dialogue of the jailerthe actions of Roger ChillingworthHester Prynne’s reactionthe sick child

What inference can be made about Roger Chillingworth’s character based on Hester Prynne’s reaction? He is joyful and loving.He is weak and submissive.He is evil and intimidating.

Does the author use direct or indirect methods to characterize Roger Chillingworth? directindirect

Think about how Hester Prynne is described in the novel. How is she different in this film scene? She seems more shy in public.She seems less worried about her baby.She seems less sure of herself.

What can be inferred about the Reverend Dimmesdale’s character based on the introduction by Mr. Wilson and the Governor? He is wise and trustworthy.He is immature and dishonest.He is the best speaker among them.

Now consider Reverend Dimmesdale. What gesture is added to show how upset and fearful he is? He clutches his stomach.He scratches his head.He wipes his eyes.

Which of the following best summarizes the benefits of viewing this film clip over reading the text? There is dialogue between characters.The characters can be seen visually, not just imagined.The formality of the society is clearly communicated.

Which choice best describes how your highlighting compares to the model?I highlighted too many words.I didn’t highlight enough words.I highlighted the right amount of words.

Does the author use direct or indirect methods to characterize Roger Chillingworth? direct✔ indirect

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

What inference can be made about Roger Chillingworth’s character based on Hester Prynne’s reaction? He is joyful and loving.He is weak and submissive.✔ He is evil and intimidating.

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

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

Which of the following best summarizes the benefits of viewing this film clip over reading the text?