Return to edHelper.com
Silas Marner: Chapters 5-8 - Quiz
For edHelper.com subscribers.
-
Sign up now by clicking here!
Click the
Build Printable
button to create the review quiz.
You can customize the printable with the options shown below, or you can just click the
Build Printable
button to create it now!
Options
Enter Title:
Directions (Optional)
Complete.
(optional) Enter a Header:
Your header will be printed at the top right of each page.
Number of Keys
Select the number of different printables to make:
1 key
2 keys
3 keys
Quiz Review Questions
Include a quiz review questions section
Do not include this section on the exam
Enter Title:
Directions (Optional)
Select the number of questions for this section:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Add your own questions
* Your browser does not support JavaScript. The
Add your own questions
section will not work without JavaScript.
Please enter either one or two of your own questions. These questions will be included on every key.
Question #1
Question Type:
Multiple choice
Fill-in
True/False
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
A.
B.
Question #2
Question Type:
Multiple choice
Fill-in
True/False
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
A.
B.
Essay Questions or Writing Prompts
Number of Writing Prompts
Check all
-
Clear all selected writing prompts
Select the number of writing prompts for each key:
1
2
3
4
5
Select Writing Prompts
Select
Compare the villagers' original opinion of Silas to their opinion of him once his money is gone. Use specific information from the novel.
What does Godfrey gain by burying his past? Is it positive or negative? Use content from the novel to support your opinion.
What do you think the purpose is for Chapter 6? How do the conversations between townspeople in the Rainbow tavern impact the novel?
Explain what each of the following is: drawing lots, the Rainbow Inn, catalepsy, tinderbox. Quote each word as used in the novel, and create new sentences using these words.
Do you think that Dunstan intentionally caused the death of Wildfire in order to spite his brother? Support your opinion with specific details from the novel of Dunstan's past behaviors.
Enter your own writing prompt:
Enter your own writing prompt:
Enter your own writing prompt:
Enter your own writing prompt:
