Midterm Flashcards

(49 cards)

1
Q

Some people came to say Hester’s A stood for this

A

Able

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2
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Hester saw a distorted A in it

A

Armor

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3
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Governor

A

Bellingham

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4
Q

Commander of the _____ ship brought Hester news

A

Bristol

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5
Q

Brought Hester bad news

A

Commander

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6
Q

Hester and Pearl go there to intercept Dimmsdale

A

Forest

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7
Q

Author of Scarlet Letter

A

Nathaniel Hawthorne

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8
Q

A woman who works for the devil

A

Witch

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9
Q

For what did the letter A stand?

A

Adultery

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10
Q

What was the relationship between Hester and Roger Chillingsworth?

A

They were married but had been separated

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11
Q

What did Hester promise to Roger Chillingsworth?

A

To conceal his true identity

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12
Q

How did Hester support herself and Pearl?

A

Sewing

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13
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Why did Hester go to see Gov. Bellingham?

A

To plead to keep Pearl

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14
Q

What did Hester and Pearl see in the breastplate of the armor?

A

Hester’s “A”

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15
Q

What convinced the Gov. to let Hester keep Pearl?

A

Pearl would constantly remind Hester of the consequences of sin

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16
Q

Who is the leech?

A

Chillingsworth

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17
Q

Why did Mr. Dimmesdale rush from the room to end the conversation he had with Roger Chillingsworth?

A

To keep from being trapped into a confession

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18
Q

What does Rev. Dimmesdale’s congregation think of him?

A

They think he’s practically a saint

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19
Q

Where did Mr. Dimmesdale go at midnight?

A

To the scaffolding

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20
Q

What did Pearl ask Mr. Dimmesdale?

A

If he would stand hand in hand with her & Hester on the scaffolding

21
Q

What “sign” did the meteor make in the sky?

22
Q

Where had Mr. Wilson, Hester, Pearl and Roger Chillingsworth been that night, that they would all be walking by the scaffolding ar midnight?

A

At the governor’s deathbed

23
Q

What were people beginning to think of Hester?

A

They were beginning to recognize her as a person instead of just a sinner

24
Q

Why do Hester and Pearl go to the forest?

A

To intercept Dimmesdale

25
What did Hester have to do by the brook before Pearl would come across?
Pin her A back on
26
Mr. Dimmesdale kissed Pearl. What did she do in response?
Ran to the brook and washed it off
27
What did Mr. Dimmesdale tell the people of the New England before he died?
He confessed that he was the one who had sinned with Hester, that Pearl was his child
28
What did people see when Mr. Dimmesdale took off his ministerial band?
An imprint matching Hester's "A"
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Lessen; reduce in amount or degree
Abate
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Although
Albeit
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Surrounded by; in the middle of
Amid
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Make use of; benefit
Avail
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Of a kind disposition; gentle or mild
Benign
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Milestone; particular point in time
Epoch
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Make a mistake
Err
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Not able to be touched
Impalpable
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Expressed indirectly; hinted; suggested
Implied
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To entreat; plead; beg
Implore
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Unfortunate; ill-omened
Inauspicious
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Disbelief
Incredulity
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Unavoidable
Inevitable
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Evil fame or reputation
Infamy
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Sin; wickedness
Iniquity
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Not changing or capable of being changed
Invariably
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Spitefully mischievous
Malicious
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Devout; religious
Pious
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Repay
Requite
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Not diminishing in speed, intensity or effort
Unrelenting
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Taking over
Usurping