Barnaby Rudge - Title Significance Quiz

What does Barnaby Rudge's imprisonment represent in the novel?

Question Answer Choices The corruption of the wealthy. The triumph of justice. The plight of innocent victims. The power of rebellion.

What is the main event of the novel Barnaby Rudge?

Question Answer Choices The French Revolution. The American Revolution. The Industrial Revolution. The Gordon Riots.

What does Dickens often portray in his novels through characters like Barnaby?

Question Answer Choices Wealthy people losing their fortunes. Villains receiving their just punishment. Heroes overcoming great obstacles. Innocent people becoming victims through no fault of their own.

What role does Grip the raven play in Barnaby Rudge?

Question Answer Choices He is Barnaby's protector. He leads Barnaby through the riots. He functions as a voice of truth. He serves as a symbol of wealth.

Why is the novel Barnaby Rudge named after Barnaby?

Question Answer Choices He is the protagonist who leads the Gordon Riots. He is the author’s favorite character. He represents the educated elite of London. He symbolizes the innocent victims of the Gordon Riots.

What does Grip often do that makes him similar to medieval jesters?

Question Answer Choices Speaks uncomfortable and awkward words. Entertains with songs and dances. Performs tricks and acrobatics. Tells humorous and light-hearted stories.

Why is Barnaby Rudge imprisoned in the novel?

Question Answer Choices He steals from a wealthy merchant. He is caught up in the events of the riots. He attacks a government official. He leads a rebellion against the king.

Who is Barnaby Rudge's constant companion?

Question Answer Choices Rex, a dog. Tom, a cat. Grip, a raven. Pip, a parrot.

What kind of character is Barnaby Rudge described as?

Question Answer Choices A wealthy aristocrat. A simpleton (mentally challenged). A brave soldier. A cunning thief.

What does Dickens portray through Barnaby and Grip?

Question Answer Choices That intelligence can overcome any obstacle. That bravery will always lead to victory. That innocence will not protect a person from the evil of others. That wealth can shield one from harm.