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Read Chapters 13 & 14. Choose ONE questions to answer in your reading logs.
What
social
and philosophical changes is Hawthorne describing in this chapter?
›What
social
and philosophical changes is Hawthorne describing in this chapter?
›Compare
the
initial intent behind the scarlet letter to the actual effect on Hester.
›What
image
is Hawthorne evoking with Chillingworth, old, one shoulder higher than the
other, digging up roots and collecting leaves, etc. in the forest?
›What
is
Hester’s response to the announcement that the Council had debated allowing her
to remove her scarlet letter?
›How
is
the doctrine of predestination reflected in this conversation between Hester
and Chillingworth?
›What
pleas
of Hester’s arouse sympathy and admiration in Chillingworth?
Saturday Regents prep - 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. We will concentrate on multiple-choice questions: types, tricks, format, etc. Come!
January 26th is the ELA Regents day. I am celebrating at the Met. Join me! Turandot is playing at 8 p.m.
For more information, Metropolitan Opera
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