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1. Gradgrind is “virtually retired” from what occupation?
2. How does Stone Lodge, Gradgrind’s house, resemble its owner?
3. Who is often referred to as “eminently practical”?
4. Which character describes himself as “a young vagabond”?
5. Who says, “Go and be somethingological directly.”?
6. Signor Jupe, Sissy Jupe’s father, performs in the circus with what animal?
7. Mr. Gradgrind’s political ambitions include what?
8. Who asked whom to come peep at the circus?
9. Why does...
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Hard Times: Summary and Analysis
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- Book I, Chapters 1-2: Questions and Answers
- Book I, Chapters 3-4: Questions and Answers
- Book I, Chapters 5-6: Questions and Answers
- Book I, Chapter 7: Questions and Answers
- Book I, Chapter 8: Questions and Answers
- Book I, Chapter 9: Questions and Answers
- Book I, Chapters 10-12: Questions and Answers
- Book I, Chapter 13: Questions and Answers
- Book I, Chapters 14-15: Questions and Answers
- Book I, Chapter 16: Questions and Answers
- Book II, Chapters 1-3: Questions and Answers
- Book II, Chapters 4-5: Questions and Answers
- Book II, Chapter 6: Questions and Answers
- Book II, Chapters 7-8: Questions and Answers
- Book II, Chapter 9: Questions and Answers
- Book II, Chapters 10-12: Questions and Answers
- Book III, Chapters 1-2: Questions and Answers
- Book III, Chapter 3: Questions and Answers
- Book III, Chapters 4-5: Questions and Answers
- Book III, Chapter 6: Questions and Answers
- Book III, Chapter 7: Questions and Answers
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