Indiana - Themes of Love and Society Quiz

What does Indiana's willingness to leave society for love represent?

Question Answer Choices An acceptance of society's expectations. A desire for wealth and prestige. An indictment of society and its rules. A rejection of personal happiness.

What does Indiana's story suggest about the rules and regulations of society?

Question Answer Choices They are beneficial and supportive. They are neutral and harmless. They are corrosive and damaging. They are necessary and just.

What kind of temper does Colonel Delmare have?

Question Answer Choices A violent temper. A patient temper. A mild temper. A forgiving temper.

What does Indiana's story suggest about men, women, and love?

Question Answer Choices They are inherently flawed. They thrive within societal expectations. They are doomed to fail. They exist best away from society's pressures and rules.

How does society view Colonel Delmare and Raymon de Ramière?

Question Answer Choices Society accepts and rewards them. Society ignores and forgets them. Society rejects and punishes them. Society fears and avoids them.

Who are the two men society rewards with wealth and prestige in Indiana's story?

Question Answer Choices Raymon de Ramière and Sir Ralph. Indiana's father and Raymon de Ramière. Colonel Delmare and Raymon de Ramière. Sir Ralph and Colonel Delmare.

What kind of partners are Colonel Delmare and Raymon de Ramière?

Question Answer Choices Indifferent and distant. Abusive and thoughtless. Supportive and kind. Loving and considerate.

What does Indiana search for within the confines of society?

Question Answer Choices Wealth. Power. Love. Fame.

What happens to Indiana when she searches for love within society?

Question Answer Choices She is abused and humiliated. She is celebrated and honored. She is ignored and forgotten. She is respected and admired.

What kind of behavior does Raymon de Ramière exhibit?

Question Answer Choices Generous, loving, and honest. Loyal, kind, and deep. Fickle, cruel, and superficial. Indifferent, passive, and quiet.