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Oliver Twist: Chapters 45-53 - Quiz
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List details from the story that foreshadowed Nancy's death. Why do you think she risked her life to help Oliver?
Describe Fagin's last days. Do you feel he deserved to be hung? Why or why not?
Summarize how Monks was much like his mother. How did Monks once take advantage of her and how did she react? What probably became of Monks?
Why do you think the author included the scene in which Brownlow took Oliver to visit Fagin in his jail cell? What information did Fagin share during Oliver's visit?
Explain where Oliver's mother was trying to go at the time of her death.
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