Middlemarch

Middlemarch

by

George Eliot

Middlemarch: Book 3, Chapter 27 Quiz 3 questions

Test your knowledge of Book 3, Chapter 27. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What does the metaphor of the candle and scratched metal surface illustrate about people's perception?
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The ability of individuals to accurately assess their surroundings
The clarity with which people understand the consequences of their actions
The ego-driven illusion that individuals are the center of all surrounding events
The randomness of events and their impact on people's lives
What misinterpretation does Rosamond make regarding her interactions with Lydgate?
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She correctly understands Lydgate's intentions and plans for their future together
She mistakes their flirtation for genuine love and dreams of marriage
She believes Lydgate is uninterested in her and is focusing solely on his career
She is aware of Lydgate's casual intentions but chooses to ignore them
How does Rosamond interpret Lydgate's behavior towards Ned Plymdale?
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As a clear indication of his disinterest in forming any relationship with her
As an embarrassing display that makes her reconsider her feelings for him
As a sign of their deep connection and mutual understanding, leading her to believe they are nearly engaged
As a strategic move by Lydgate to discourage other suitors