Middlemarch

Middlemarch

by

George Eliot

Middlemarch: Book 5, Chapter 48 Quiz 4 questions

Test your knowledge of Book 5, Chapter 48. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What does Dorothea's situation with Casaubon in the library reveal about their marriage?
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It shows a deep mutual respect and understanding between them
It highlights the emotional distance and lack of fulfillment in their relationship
It indicates a turning point towards a more positive and supportive dynamic
It demonstrates Casaubon's high regard for Dorothea's intellectual capabilities
How has Dorothea's perception of Casaubon's scholarship changed from the beginning of their marriage to this point?
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She has grown more enthusiastic and confident in its success
She remains steadfastly supportive, despite her personal doubts
She has become disillusioned and skeptical of its value
She is indifferent, focusing solely on her own interests and pursuits
What does Dorothea's internal struggle regarding Casaubon's request highlight about her character?
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Her deep sense of duty and loyalty, even at personal cost
Her indecisiveness and lack of commitment to Casaubon
Her desire for independence and reluctance to be bound by promises
Her ambition to pursue scholarly work despite her doubts
How does the suddenness of Casaubon's death affect Dorothea's sense of closure in their relationship?
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It provides her with a sense of relief and freedom to pursue her life
It leaves her feeling unresolved and burdened with unfulfilled commitments
It gives her the opportunity to reflect positively on their time together
It has no significant impact, as their relationship was already strained