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Test your knowledge of Book 2, Chapter 5. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
How does Gulliver's size affect his interactions with the Brobdingnagian women?
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They treat him with great respect and admiration
They view him as an equal and engage in intellectual conversations
They treat him like a baby or a plaything
They are afraid of him and avoid interaction
What do Gulliver's experiences in Brobdingnag lead him to conclude about the nature of dignity?
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That it is an inherent quality that cannot be affected by others
That it depends on being recognized and respected by those around him
That it is only valuable in the context of one's own country and culture
That dignity is an illusion and does not truly exist
