Controversy Project
1.What is the physical condition of the protagonist in the article in the swamp dwelling?
a.Very weak.
b.Gradual recovery.
c.Been sick.
d.Completely healthy.
Answer: BGradual recovery. Analysis: The protagonist's physical condition in the swamp dwelling has recovered most of the time within a few days, and he can sit all day, and sometimes go out for a walk.
2.How does the protagonist relate to Diana and Mary?
a.Alienate.
b.Intimacy.
c.So so.
d.Hostile.
Answer: BIntimacy. Analysis: The protagonist forms an intimate relationship with Diana and Mary, and they do things together, chat, and share interests.
3.What impression does the surroundings of the swamp dwelling make on the protagonist?
a.Desolate.
b.Beautiful.
c.Noisy.
d.Ordinary.
Answer: BBeautiful. Analysis: The protagonist is attracted to the natural scenery around the swamp dwellings, believing them to be pure, lovely, and an endless source of happiness.
4.How was Mr. St. John's parish patrol affected?
a.Weather.
b.Time.
c.Place.
d.Mood.
Answer: aWeather. Analysis: Whether it is sunny or rainy, Mr. St. John will make a parish round.
5.What are the personality traits of Mr. St. John?
a.Warm and cheerful.
b.Silent and silent.
c.Outgoing and lively.
d.Love to joke.
Answer: BSilent and silent. Analysis: Mr. St. John is described as a man of few words and absent-minded by nature.
6.What impression did Mr. St. John's sermon leave on the protagonist?
a.Inspiring.
b.Calm.
c.Sad.
d.Wrath.
Answer: cSad. Analysis: After listening to Mr. St. John's sermon, the protagonist experiences an indescribable sadness.
7.What job did Mr. St. John get for the main character?
a.Tutor.
b.Female teacher in a rural school.
c.Artist.
d.Orator.
Answer: BFemale teacher in a rural school. Analysis: Mr. St. John offers the protagonist a job as a female teacher at a school for girls in Moulton.
8.How did Mr. St. John view his poverty?
a.Shame.
b.Regarded as glory.
c.Not care.
d.Want to change.
Answer: BRegarded as glory. Analysis: Mr. St. John believed that despite poverty, he regarded it as an honor because he believed that his destiny was God's will.
9.What are Mr. St. John's sisters about to do when they leave the Swamp House?
a.Travel.
b.Be a tutor.
c.Marry a wealthy gentleman.
d.Continuing education.
Answer: BBe a tutor. Analysis: Diana and Mary are leaving the swamp house to return to work as governesses in a trendy city in the south of England.
10.How much inheritance did Mr. John leave behind when his uncle died?
a.Twenty thousand pounds.
b.Thirty Nis.
c.One thousand pounds.
d.No legacy was left behind.
Answer: BThirty Nis. Analysis: St. John's uncle left behind more than thirty nuns, divided equally between St. John, Diana and Mary.
11.What does the protagonist's new home look like?
a.Luxury villas.
b.Log cabin.
c.Spacious apartment.
d.Old manor.
Answer: BLog cabin. Analysis: The protagonist's new home is a small wooden house with whitewashed walls and simple furniture.
12.How many students are there in the main character?
a.Ten.
b.Twenty.
c.Thirty pcs.
d.Forty pcs.
Answer: BTwenty. Analysis: The main character has twenty students, but only three are literate.
13.How does the protagonist feel about his new job?
a.Very satisfied.
b.Somewhat disappointed.
c.Not at all satisfied.
d.Feeling bored.
Answer: BSomewhat disappointed. Analysis: Although the protagonist is looking forward to a new job, he feels desolate and loses his identity in actual work.
14.What difficulties does the protagonist face in his new job?
a.Students are disobedient.
b.The teaching content is too difficult.
c.Lack of teaching and learning resources.
d.Language communication barriers.
Answer: aStudents are disobedient. Analysis: The protagonist mentions that there are several students who are very unruly, very rude and ignorant, and do not obey discipline.
15.How does the protagonist perceive his social status?
a.improved.
b.Lowered.
c.Remain the same.
d.Not care.
Answer: BLowered. Analysis: The protagonist suspects that he has taken a wrong step and lowered his social status.
16.How does the protagonist feel about his choices?
a.That's right.
b.Mistake.
c.Up in the air.
d.Regret.
Answer: aThat's right. Analysis: The protagonist is right to believe that he adheres to principles and laws, and defends and controls irrational and frantic impulses.
17.What did the protagonist do on his first night in his new home?
a.Reading.
b.Draw.
c.Contemplation.
d.Go to bed.
Answer: cContemplation. Analysis: On the first night of the protagonist's new home, he sits by the fireplace and ponders.
18.What does the protagonist think of while meditating?
a.Mr. Rochester.
b.Her family.
c.Her friends.
d.Her future.
Answer: aMr. Rochester. Analysis: The protagonist thinks of Mr. Rochester and her relationship with him as she ponders.
19.What does the protagonist think of Mr. Rochester?
a.Love him deeply.
b.Hate him.
c.Respect him.
d.Don't care about him.
Answer: aLove him deeply. Analysis: The protagonist admits that Mr. Rochester once loved her dearly, and no one would ever love her that way again.
20.What does the protagonist feel on his first night in his new home?
a.Happy.
b.Lonely.
c.Peace.
d.Satisfy.
Answer: BLonely. Analysis: The protagonist feels lonely on her first night in her new home, but she sees it as tranquility, not boredom.
21.What does Mr. St. John leave behind in the protagonist's new home?
a.A letter.
b.A box of paint.
c.A book.
d.A bouquet of flowers.
Answer: BA box of paint. Analysis: Mr. St. John leaves the protagonist with a box of paint, as well as paintbrushes and paper.
22.What does Mr. St. John suggest for the protagonist's new job?
a.Abandon.
b.Hang on.
c.Change.
d.Neglect.
Answer: BHang on. Analysis: Mr. St. John advises the protagonist to stick with her new job, at least for a few months.
23.How does Mr. St. John see his future?
a.Confused.
b.Are you sure.
c.Not care.
d.Evade.
Answer: BAre you sure. Analysis: Mr. St. John is determined to become a missionary and plans to leave Europe for the East.
24.What was Miss Oliver's first impression of the main character?
a.Beautiful.
b.Ordinary.
c.Serious.
d.Indifferent.
Answer: aBeautiful. Analysis: Miss Oliver is described as having the sweetest looks and pure complexion, and is a paragon of beauty.
25.What is Mr. St. John's attitude towards Miss Oliver?
a.Enthusiastic.
b.Cold shoulder.
c.Friendly.
d.Wrath.
Answer: BCold shoulder. Analysis: Despite Miss Oliver's warmth towards Mr. St. John, his attitude towards her appears cold and serious.