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Jonathan Edwards’s "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" — Unit test

Question 21 • AL-English Language Arts 11 Critical Standards

“Never, sayest thou?” rejoined he with a smile of dark and self-relying intelligence.

Answer
C
Chillingworth’s pure intentions
C
Chillingworth’s sinister motivations
C
Chillingworth’s respectability
C
Chillingworth’s carelessness

Explanation

The phrase “dark and self-relying intelligence” suggests that Chillingworth is concealing a calculating, threatening purpose. His smile and confident response point to sinister motivations, not pure intentions or simple carelessness. The best choice is Chillingworth’s sinister motivations.

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