Middlemarch

Middlemarch

by

George Eliot

Middlemarch: Book 6, Chapter 54 Quiz 4 questions

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Why does Celia prefer Dorothea not to return to Lowick?
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She wants Dorothea to be her live-in nanny
She thinks Dorothea can fulfill her maternal desires through spending time with Arthur
She wants Dorothea to find a new husband as soon as possible
She fears Dorothea will neglect her and Arthur if she returns to Lowick
What does the butler's comment about Dorothea marrying a lord indicate?
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The dangerous potential of gossip to influence perceptions and actions
Widespread knowledge of Dorothea's personal intentions
Confirmation of Dorothea's engagement to a lord
The butler's personal opinion on Dorothea's marital prospects
Why does Will tell Dorothea he is leaving Middlemarch?
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He has been offered a position in another city
He wishes to avoid further gossip about their relationship
He plans to carry on his political work in the city
He is leaving due to a misunderstanding with Dorothea
What additional challenge do Will and Dorothea face beyond their personal hesitations?
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Financial difficulties that prevent them from being together
Lack of support from their friends and family
The potential scandal and disapproval from their community
The difficulty of maintaining a long-distance relationship