The Scarlet Letter ch. 1-5

holly bush

hydrangea

rosebush

lantana

Boston, 1690s

Boston, 1790s

Boston, 1890s

Boston, 1990s

happy, forgiving women in bright colored clothes

judgmental, harsh women in bright colored clothes

happy, forgiving women in dreary colored clothes

judgmental, harsh women in dreary colored clothes

a cat

a baby

a dog

a toddler

elegantly done in bight scarlet fabric with gold trim

plainly done in light red fabric with yellow trim

elegantly done in bright gold fabric with scarlet trim

plainly done in a light yellow with pale red thread

Gov. Bellingham

Rev. Mr. Author Dimmsdale

Rev. Mr. Wilson

All of the above

1 hour

2 hours

3 hours

4 hours

They are brother and sister.

They are married.

They are father and daughter.

They are in-laws.

He thought she would stray because of her youth and beauty.

He thought she would stray because she was a lady of the night.

He thought she would stray because she was a weak woman.

He thought she would stray because he beat her.

his true love

his true motives

his true identity

his true profession

Boston is a familiar place

She can provide for herself

She can provide for her child

all of the above

a small cottage on the outskirts of town

a small room in the prison

a small cottage in the middle of town

a small room in the back of the church

she is governess

she is a seamstress

she is a baker

she is a shoemaker

Her clothes are elegantly made in a variety colored material

Her clothes are elegantly made in bright colored material

Her clothes are elegantly made in dull, dreary colored material

Her clothes are traditionally made.

Pearl's clothes were always made from white cloth.

Pearl's clothes looked like her mother's.

Pearl's clothes were traditionally made like other children's clothes.

Pearl's clothes were more fancy than Hester's.

She can see/sense the sin of all the men who pass her in town.

She can see/sense the hidden sin of the people who pass her in town.

She can see/sense the hidden sin of only the women who pass her in the town.

Boston, 1690s

Boston, 1790s

Boston, 1890s

Boston, 1990s