Middlemarch

Middlemarch

by

George Eliot

Middlemarch: Book 5, Chapter 45 Quiz 5 questions

Test your knowledge of Book 5, Chapter 45. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What misconception about Lydgate spreads among the people of Middlemarch?
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That he is pioneering innovative treatments that will revolutionize healthcare
That he is conducting unethical experiments on patients without their consent
That he believes all medications are useless and refuses to use them in treatment
That he is exclusively treating wealthy patients to earn a higher income
How does Lydgate's experience with the townspeople and local doctors illustrate a potential change in societal attitudes towards medical reform?
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It suggests that evidence of success can gradually overcome skepticism and hostility
It shows that resistance to change is insurmountable, and reform efforts are futile
It demonstrates that legal intervention is the most effective way to implement reforms
It highlights the importance of unanimous support from the medical community for successful reform
What outcome results from Lydgate's unconventional treatment of Mr. Trumbull's pneumonia?
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Trumbull's condition worsens, leading to widespread criticism of Lydgate
Trumbull recovers and publicly praises Lydgate as the best doctor in the area
Lydgate's reputation suffers as he is seen as negligent
Trumbull files a complaint against Lydgate for malpractice
How does the opposition Lydgate faces reflect broader societal attitudes in Middlemarch?
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It shows a community eager to embrace innovation and change
It underscores the impact of professional jealousy and resistance to outsiders
It demonstrates widespread support for new medical practices and institutions
It highlights the community's deep understanding of and commitment to medical ethics
What does Rosamond's statement about wishing Lydgate wasn't a medical man reveal about her feelings towards him?
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She admires his dedication to medicine and his ambition
She is deeply interested in his medical research and discoveries
She regrets marrying him due to the societal backlash against his profession
She struggles to accept the reality of his profession and its implications for their married life