Middlemarch

Middlemarch

by

George Eliot

Middlemarch: Book 5, Chapter 49 Quiz 2 questions

Test your knowledge of Book 5, Chapter 49. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
How do Sir James and Mr. Brooke's plans for Ladislaw reflect their priorities regarding Dorothea's wellbeing?
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They prioritize Dorothea's immediate emotional recovery over long-term considerations
They show a lack of concern for Dorothea's feelings, focusing instead on political expediency
They indicate an intention to manipulate Dorothea's relationships for their own benefit
They demonstrate a desire to protect Dorothea from further emotional distress caused by Ladislaw's presence
What does Sir James's plan for Ladislaw reveal about his perceptions and priorities?
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He prioritizes Ladislaw's career advancement over the potential impact on Dorothea
He is primarily concerned with Ladislaw's well-being and seeks to find him a suitable position
He aims to protect Dorothea from gossip, even at the cost of Ladislaw's immediate interests
He desires to control Dorothea's social circle and influence her decisions post-Casaubon