All Questions and Answers | Q & A | GradeSaver (2024)

Who approaches Hester and Pearl at the end of the chapter? At the start of chapter 6, what does the narrator say is Hester's reason for naming her Pearl? In what way does Hester dress her daughter? At the end of chapter 12, what does the sexton say was found on the scaffold? What causes the light "far and wide over all the muffled sky"? Hester and Pearl appear near Dimmesdale. What invitation does he make to them? After Dimmesdale shrieks, what does he image will happen? Soem minutes later, who passes Dimmesdale without seeing him? IN chapter 12 where does Dimmesdale go "in the shadow of a dream"? When Dimmesdale thinks of his grave, he wonders if grass will frow there. What does the narrator then say tortured him to an "inconceivable" degree? What has he intended to do " more than once," upon entering the pulpit? In chapter 11 a revelation has been granted to the doctor. What has been "brought before his eyes, so that he could see and comprehend its every movement"? Some time later Chillingworth examines the chest of the sleeping Dimmesdale. With "a wild look" of what three emotions does the doctor react? Dimmesdale and the doctor hear laughter. Whom do they then see through the window? Dimmesdale says he has witnessed relief in his "sinful brethren" when they have confessed to him. What does the doctor say in response? In chapter 10, what does the "dark miner," Chillingworth, say Dimmesdale inherited? What "widely diffused opinion" began to circulate in the town regarding Chillingworth's relationship with Dimmesdale? At a hint from Roger Chillingworth, what arrangements do Dimmesdale's friends make? The two men begin to spend much time together, and Chillingworth scrutinizes Dimmesdale's behavior. What does the doctor say he must do "before attempting to do him good"? What is Ralph realizing is necessary in order to be leader? who tooksal anddean back to his apartment who jumped out of the cab and threw the cabbie a dollar? how does huck meet jim on jacksons island? why is jim there? what purpose(s) does hucks death serve? At the beginning of the chapter, which emotion did Henry feel? how do you know that material things dont matter to huck? how do you know that material things dont matter to huck? References