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1 Name: Fall 2013 The Scarlet Letter Completion of this packet in full can replace your lowest reading quiz grade with a 20/20. Chapter 1 The Prison Door 1. What colony is the setting for the novel? 2. Where is the crowd assembled as the novel opens? 3. Despite its utopian goals, for what two practical necessities did the new colony set aside land? 4. Who is Ann Hutchinson? How does Hawthorne feel about her? 5. What two possible symbols does the rose have for the reader? Chapter 2 The Market Place 1. Name three crimes/punishments that the Puritans might witness? 2. What is the relationship between religion and law in Puritan New England? 3. Describe the Puritan women. Use one quote from the book to support your answer. 4. What punishments would the Puritan women have given Hester Prynne if it were left to them? 5. Describe Hester Prynne s appearance. 6. What was her sin? Her punishment? 7. What is astonishing about the A on her bodice? 8. Why is Hester taken to the scaffold in the market-place? 9. What things does Hester think about while she is on the scaffold? 10. How old is her baby? 11. What detail is given to suggest the baby was born in jail? Chapter 3 The Recognition 1. Describe the man who is standing on the outskirts of the crowd. 2. What prior reference was made in chapter 2 that reminds the reader of this man? 3. What gesture does he make to Hester that suggests that he knows her? 4. What does the stranger learn from the townsman next to him? 5. Who is the father of Hester s baby?
2 6. What is the unusual punishment for adultery? Why is Hester s punishment less severe? 7. What are Hester s feelings toward the stranger? 8. Who is Bellingham? John Wilson? 9. What do Bellingham and Wilson want Hester to do? 10. Describe Dimmesdale. 11. What is his relationship with Hester? What does he want her to reveal? 12. Why won t Hester name the child s father? Chapter 4 The Interview 1. How does Hester act when she returns to prison? 2. Why does the jailer call a doctor? 3. What is the doctor s name? 4. Where did the doctor learn his skill? 5. Find two quotes that indicate the doctor and Hester knew each other before this meeting. 6. What is the relationship between Chillingworth and Hester? 7. Did Hester ever love her husband? Find a quote to support your answer. 8. What does Chillingworth vow to do? 9. What secret does Chillingworth ask Hester to keep? 10. What symbol is introduced for Chillingworth in Hester s final lines in this chapter? Chapter 5 Hester and her Needle 1. What general symbol has Hester become? 2. Give at least 2 reasons why Hester does not leave the colony. 3. Describe Hester s home. 4. How does Hester earn her living in the years that follow? 5. What is Hester not allowed to sew? 6. Describe Hester s dress. What about Pearl s?
3 7. What does Hester do that shows her charitable nature? 8. How did the poor, the ladies of Boston, the clergy, and the children of town treat Hester? 9. What new sense does Hester feel the Scarlet Letter gives her? 10. What characteristics in Pearl trouble her mother? Chapter 6 Pearl 1. Why did Hester give her child the name Pearl? 2. What does the Scarlet Letter mean to Pearl? 3. What did the townspeople say about Pearl? Chapter 7 The Governor s Hall 1. Name two reasons Hester visits Governor Bellingham. 2. How are the Scarlet letter and Pearl alike? Chapter 8 The Elf-child and the Minister 1. Who are the other visitors at the Governor s house? 2. How much time has elapsed since the opening scene? 3. With what creatures of fantasy is Pearl continually compared? 4. How has Chillingworth changed since Hester last saw him? 5. Why does John Wilson question Pearl? 6. How has Reverend Dimmesdale changed since Hester s public humiliation? 7. Who pleads successfully for Hester to keep her child? 8. To which visitor does Pearl respond lovingly? Chapter 9 The Leech 1. What new identity has Chillingworth assumed in Boston? Why is he successful? 2. To whom in the colony does Chillingworth attach himself as a medical advisor? 3. Describe Dimmesdale s health. 4. What gesture has become Dimmesdale s habit?
4 5. Find a sentence from the chapter that associates Chillingworth with evil. 6. What two opposing views do the townspeople hold about Roger Chillingworth? Chapter 10 The Leech and his Patient 1. What investigation consumes Chillingworth? 2. Who is Chillingworth s main suspect and victim? 3. What is a leech? What symbolic meaning does it take on within the context of this story? 4. What secret does Chillingworth believe is buried deep within Dimmesdale s heart? 5. Why would Dimmesdale live with guilt and not confess his sin openly? 6. What reaction does Pearl have to Chillingworth when she sees him with Reverend Dimmesdale? 7. What discovery does Chillingworth make when Dimmesdale fell into a deep, deep slumber? Chapter What does Rev. Dimmesdale s congregation think of him? 2. Why is that ironic? 3. Where did Rev. Dimmesdale go at midnight? Why? 4. What does Pearl ask Rev. Dimmesdale? 5. What sign did the meteor make in the sky? 6. Where had Mr. Wilson, Hester, Pearl, and Roger Chillingworth been that night that they would all walk by the scaffold at midnight? 7. How old is Pearl in Chapter 13? 8. What is now the community s attitude towards Hester? How has her appearance changed? Chapter 14 Hester and the Physician 1. How has Roger Chillingworth changed in the last seven years? 2. Find a quotation from the text that directly relates Chillingworth to the devil. Be sure to provide the page number. 3. What does Hester want Chilingworth to do? 4. What revelation is she going to make to Rev. Dimmesdale.
5 5. What affect has Chillingworth had on Dimmesdale? Find a line from the text to support your answer. Chapter 15 Hester and Pearl 1. Read Hester s description of Chillingworth carefully. How does she feel about him? 2. What questions does Pearl ask her mother? Why does this trouble Hester? Chapter 16 A Forest Walk 1. Where does Hester plan to meet Dimmesdale? 2. Describe the scene with Hester and Pearl in the sunlight. What symbolic meaning could the sunlight have? Why does sunlight shine on Pearl and not on Hester? 3. What story has Pearl heard about the black man? 4. What does Hester mean when she says, Once in my life, I met the Black Man. This Scarlet Letter is his mark. 5. Why does Pearl think the minister holds his hand over his heart? How is there symbolic truth in what she says? Chapter 17 The Pastor and his Parishoner 1. How has Dimmesdale s secret sin affected his life? Find a quote to support your answer. 2. What is Dimmesdale s secret poison his malignity, infecting all air about him? 3. From what does Hester hope to save Dimmesdale by telling him the truth about Chillingworth? 4. Describe Hester s feelings towards the minister as revealed in chapter What does Hester mean when she whispers, What we did had a consecration of its own? Would the Puritans agree with her? 6. What is Dimmesdale s reaction to the truth? 7. What future plans does Hester suggest to Dimmesdale as a way to escape Chillingworth? Chapter 18 A Flood of Sunshine 1. What is Dimmesdale s decision in response to Hester s plea that they leave the colony? 2. What does Hester do that symbolizes putting the past behind them? 3. What is the sunshine a symbol of?
6 4. When Hester throws down her scarlet letter, the transfiguration foreshadowed in chapter 13 occurs, and Hester s beauty returns. What is the magic touch that affects the transformation? 5. Near the end of this chapter, the forest creatures are naturally drawn to Pearl and recognize her as a kindred wildness. How do you account for this wildness in Pearl? Chapter 19 The Child at the Brookside 1. What does Dinmesdale mean when he says, Oh, Hester, what a thought is that, and how terrible to dread it! That my own features were a part repeated in her face, and so strikingly that the world might see them! 2. Why is Pearl so upset when her mother calls her? Chapter 20 The Minister in the Maze 1. Where have Hester and Dimmesdale decided to go when they leave Boston? Why do they choose to go to Europe rather than remain in the New World? 2. How does it happen that Hester is acquainted with the captain of the ship now in the harbor? 3. Why does Dimmesdale consider it fortunate that the ship is not to sail for four days? 4. When Mistress Hibbins offers to introduce Dimmesdale to yonder potentate you wot of, to whom is she referring? Chapters What shocking news did the commander of the Bristol ship bring Hester? 2. What did Dimmesdale tell the people of New England before he died? 3. What did the people see when Mr. Dimmesdale took off his ministerial band? 4. What are two opinions among the townspeople as to exactly what was revealed on the scaffold? 5. What happens to Hester, Pearl, and Roger Chillingworth? Is it a satisfying end? 6. No real cause of death is ever mentioned for either the minister or the physician. It would appear the driving force that gave them life no longer exists once the secret is exposed. How does this make their deaths ironic? 7. The end of the book is quite significant. What can you make of the graveyard and the last line of the book?
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