Eveline

by

James Joyce

Eveline Quiz 10 questions

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What does the symbol of "dusty cretonne" represent in the story?
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Joy and rejuvenation
Change and modernization
Death and a lack of full living
Cleanliness and order
Which of the following causes Eveline to reflect on the changes in her life?
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The birth of a new sibling
The return of the Waters family to England
The death of her mother and others in the neighborhood
Her impending marriage
What do the photo of the priest and the print of promises to Margaret Mary Alacoque symbolize in Eveline's life?
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The choice between leaving or staying in Dublin
Her desire to become a religious figure like Margaret Mary Alacoque
The loss of religious faith in her family
Her fear of her father’s violent behavior
Why does Eveline start to doubt her decision to leave Dublin?
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She is worried about the cost of living in a new place
She values the familiarity and stability of her life in Dublin
She fears her new life will be more challenging than her current one
She is unsure about her feelings for the man she plans to run away with
How do societal expectations for women affect Eveline's decision-making?
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They pressure her to prioritize her family's needs over her own safety and happiness
They encourage her to seek independence and personal growth outside of Dublin
They offer her opportunities for education and career advancement
They reduce her stress by providing clear roles and responsibilities
What initially attracts Eveline to Frank?
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His financial stability and promise of wealth
The attention he gives her and the new experiences he introduces, like better seats at the theater
His ability to communicate well with her father
His similar background and shared interests
Why does Eveline feel compelled to keep her promise to her mother despite her own desires?
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Because she fears her father's reaction if she leaves
Because she lacks the financial means to leave
Because she believes she will find happiness in maintaining her home
Because of her strong Catholic values and sense of social duty
What motivates Eveline's sudden desire to escape?
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Her realization that she might repeat her mother's life of sacrifice and insanity
A recent argument with her father
Frank's promise of a better life abroad
Her dissatisfaction with her job
How does Eveline approach her decision in the final moments before boarding the boat?
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By taking control and making a decisive choice
By seeking guidance and direction from God
By evaluating the pros and cons of staying versus leaving
By expressing her concerns and thoughts to Frank
What is the metaphorical significance of Frank leading Eveline toward the ship?
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It shows his lack of understanding of her fears
It represents his support and guidance in her life
It indicates his desperation to leave Dublin
It symbolizes his control and the pressure he exerts on her