Bleak House

Bleak House

by

Charles Dickens

Bleak House: Chapter 27 Quiz 8 questions

Test your knowledge of Chapter 27. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
Why does Mr. Tulkinghorn want to meet George?
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To discuss Captain Hawdon's illness
To ask for George's help undermining Jarndyce and Jarndyce
To obtain Captain Hawdon's handwriting for comparison
To offer George a permanent position in his office
What is George's reaction to Mr. Tulkinghorn's proposal?
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He decides he doesn't want to be involved in Mr. Tulkinghorn's scheme
He is intrigued but requests more time to consider the offer
He agrees to help after some persuasion from Mr. Smallweed
He asks for a higher reward before considering the proposal
What condition does George set for responding to Mr. Tulkinghorn's proposal?
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He demands payment upfront from Mr. Tulkinghorn
He wants to consult a friend before giving his answer
He insists on meeting Captain Hawdon first
He requires legal documentation to protect himself
What characterizes Mrs. Bagnet's relationship with George?
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Disdain for his irresponsible behavior
Indifference to his presence
Concern for his well-being
Fondness and teasing affection
What worries Mrs. Bagnet about George?
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His lack of business skills
His unwillingness to help in the music shop
His influence on her husband's business decisions
His nomadic lifestyle and unmarried status
What reason does Mr. Bagnet give for never directly praising his wife, despite how much he cares for her?
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He says that "discipline must be maintained"
He says that "words escape military men"
He says that "the old girl dislikes empty praise"
He says that "the children need a firm example"
How do the Bagnets react to George's dilemma?
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They offer to intervene directly on his behalf
They encourage him to take the opportunity for financial gain
They advise him to stay away from secretive affairs
They suggest he consult with Mr. Tulkinghorn again
What causes Mr. Tulkinghorn to become flustered during his conversation with George?
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George's refusal to provide Captain Hawdon's handwriting
George's admission that he hid Gridley
George's demand for a higher reward
George's decision to consult a friend before making a decision