AP Success - AP English Literature: Bleak House





Question 1

Multiple choice



  • As a nostalgic individual fond of reminiscing about his youth.

  • As an enthusiastic storyteller with a captivating presence.

  • As a reserved and introspective character.

  • As a disinterested observer who rarely engages in conversations.

  • As a critical person who often judges others.

Question 2

Multiple choice



  • He has experienced significant physical hardships.

  • His youthful appearance contrasts with his age.

  • He has maintained his innocence and naivety.

  • He is physically frail but mentally sharp.

  • His life experiences have not aligned with his age.

Question 3

Multiple choice



  • It underscores the contrast between Mr. Skimpole and Mr. Jarndyce.

  • It highlights Mr. Skimpole's lack of professionalism.

  • It illustrates the influence of Mr. Skimpole's profession on his personality.

  • It demonstrates the narrator's admiration for Mr. Skimpole.

  • It provides insight into Mr. Skimpole's social status.

Question 4

Multiple choice



  • He is highly respected in his field.

  • He lacks the necessary attention to detail.

  • He is innovative in his approach.

  • He is overqualified for his role.

  • He is more theoretical than practical.

Question 5

Multiple choice



  • Literally inexperienced in life.

  • Naive in financial matters.

  • Incompetent in practical affairs.

  • Uninterested in adult responsibilities.

  • Lacking in educational background.

Question 6

Multiple choice



  • It shows his dedication to his craft.

  • It reveals his irresponsibility and carefree nature.

  • It indicates his passion for learning.

  • It demonstrates his commitment to helping others.

  • It reflects his desire for a more adventurous life.

Question 7

Multiple choice



  • It is based on mutual professional interests.

  • It is one-sided, with Mr. Skimpole often taking advantage.

  • It is a deep and enduring friendship.

  • It is a recent and superficial connection.

  • It is primarily based on shared hobbies and interests.

Question 8

Multiple choice



  • As ambitious and complex.

  • As simple and modest.

  • As materialistic and demanding.

  • As intellectual and challenging.

  • As social and outgoing.

Question 9

Multiple choice



  • Looks younger than he is.

  • Behaves in an immature manner.

  • Is physically aging rapidly.

  • Has a timeless wisdom.

  • Is disconnected from societal expectations.

Question 10

Multiple choice



  • Cynical and critical.

  • Admiring and reverential.

  • Objective and analytical.

  • Amused and slightly ironic.

  • Sympathetic and compassionate.

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