The Golden Bowl - Book 2, Chapters 4-5 Quiz

What does Mr. Verver's proposal to Charlotte become more about over time?

Question Answer Choices True affection for her as a woman Social status Financial stability Avoiding loneliness

What does Mr. Verver decide to do after becoming attached to Charlotte?

Question Answer Choices Invite her to move in with him Introduce her to his friends Ask her to be his business partner Propose marriage to her

Who returns to Fawns after a short time away?

Question Answer Choices Mr. Verver and Charlotte Maggie and the Prince Mrs. Assingham and her husband, the Colonel Mrs. Rance and Miss Lutches

What becomes more personal and self-revelatory over time between Mr. Verver and Charlotte?

Question Answer Choices Their conversations Their arguments Their letters Their walks

What does Mr. Verver enjoy doing with Charlotte Stant at Fawns?

Question Answer Choices Cooking and dancing Reading and playing chess Gardening and painting Talking and strolling around the grounds

Who does Maggie suggest as a potential wife for her father, Mr. Verver?

Question Answer Choices Charlotte Stant Mrs. Rance Mrs. Assingham Miss Lutches

Who does Maggie think should invite Charlotte for a visit?

Question Answer Choices Mrs. Rance Mrs. Assingham The Prince Mr. Verver

Who is interested in matchmaking for her own entertainment?

Question Answer Choices Miss Lutches Mrs. Rance Mrs. Assingham Charlotte Stant

What does Mr. Verver initially think about the possibility of remarrying?

Question Answer Choices He is excited about the idea. He sees it as a fate to be avoided. He is actively seeking a new wife. He is indifferent to the idea.

Who leaves Fawns when Charlotte Stant arrives?

Question Answer Choices Maggie and the Prince Mr. Verver and Maggie Mrs. Rance and the Miss Lutches Mrs. Assingham and Colonel Assingham