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Jeopardy Symbols Time Out! Hester Say What? Dimmesdale I <3 Hawthorne 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

Amount of time Hester must stand on the scaffold.

3 hours A 100

Month and year that the novel begins.

June 1642 A 200

Pearl is this age when she experiences a grief.

7 years A 300

Amount of time in which Hester was alone in America.

“Some two years…” A 400

Month in which the second scaffold scene took place.

May A 500

During the first scaffold scene, Hester refuses to identify the father During the first scaffold scene, Hester refuses to identify the father. Why? B 100

So she can endure her lover’s agony (to protect him). B 100

Identify one reason why the magistrates consider taking Pearl away from Hester. B 200

Not good for Hester’s soul. Pearl should be in better care.

In an attempt to keep Pearl, why does Hester ask Dimmesdale to speak on her behalf? Give two reasons. B 300

He knows her soul/heart He is her pastor Sympathetic Understands mother’s rights B 300

On what three conditions can Pearl stay with Hester? B 400

Hester commits no further sin Pearl must pass catechism Pearl attends school & church B 400

Hester chooses to stay in the town for these three reasons. B 500

She felt compelled to stay. Her lover still lives in the town. Staying would help purge her soul. B 500

“It is my folly and thy weakness” Name this character! “It is my folly and thy weakness” C 100

Chillingworth C 100

“There is no path to guide us from this dismal maze.” Name this character! “There is no path to guide us from this dismal maze.” C 200

Hester C 200

Name this character! “This woman has brought shame upon us all, and ought to die. Is there no law for it?” C 300

Puritan woman C 300

DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

Name this character! “Satan dropped it there, I take it…A pure hand needs no glove to cover it!” C 500

Sexton C 500

“Ha! Tempter! Methinks thou art too late!” Name this character! “Ha! Tempter! Methinks thou art too late!” C 400

Dimmesdale C 400

Dimmesdale gives four reasons as to why Pearl should stay with Hester Dimmesdale gives four reasons as to why Pearl should stay with Hester. Name two. D 100

Mother’s guilt Father’s shame Blessing Retribution D 100

Identify three ways Dimmesdale tortures himself.

Fasts Vigils Whippings D 200

Who hears Dimmesdale scream during the second scaffold scene?

Mistress Hibbins Governor Bellingham D 300

Name three people Dimmesdale sees in his visions

Mother Father Pearl Hester Former Friends Angels/Demons D 400

Identify all 5 people/groups that are involved in the temptations Dimmesdale encounters after meeting Hester in the forest. D 500

Deacon Elderly woman Young maiden Children Sailors D 500

Identify three things the letter “A” stands for in this novel.

Adultery Able Angel E 100

Weeds represent two things in this novel. Identify one.

Pearl uses weeds to represent the children of the community. Weeds are found growing out of an unmarked grave symbolizing sin/hidden secrets. E 200

Rose bush E 300

Hope, beauty, redemption

Pearl’s name. E 400

Costly Precious Rare Wild/Natural E 400

Forest E 500

Sin/Evil Freedom from society Lawlessness E 500

Scaffold F 100

Separation from society Sin Judgment Separation from society F 100

What do the two original establishments in the Utopian community symbolize? F 200

Inevitability of sin, death, evil. Reminders of original sin and mortaility. F 200

Hester does not sew for what group of people?

Brides F 300

Hester tells Pearl she wears the scarlet letter for what reason?

For its gold thread F 400

What is the purpose of Election Day?

To elect a new governor. F 500

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A high degree of intimacy Knowledge of the heart Both require: A high degree of intimacy Knowledge of the heart Spiritual & emotional purpose Abandoned upon loss Click on screen to continue

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