How does Puritan society affect the characters in the story?, It gives them good moral advice, It forces strict rules that make people suffer, It helps Hester easily fit back into society, It allows forgiveness for people who make mistakes, How does Hawthorne criticize Puritan society in the book?, He shows it as too soft on sinners, He shows it as a perfect religious community, He praises it for keeping things in order, He shows how its strict moral rules lead to fake behavior, How does the meaning of the letter "A" change during the story?, It always shows Hester’s shame, It starts to mean her strength and ability to overcome hardship, It loses all meaning over time, It is removed and forgotten, Why does Hester decide to stay in the Puritan town instead of moving away?, A. She hopes to meet Dimmesdale again, B. She wants to prove her strength and start a new life, C. She is scared of the outside world, D. She is forced to stay by the leaders, How does Hester make money to live?, A. By growing crops, C. By her sewing work (needlework), B. By healing other people, D. By selling wood in Boston, What does the wooden platform (scaffold) mean in the story?, A. The judgment of society, B. The power of the church, C. Hester’s rebellion, D. The love between Dimmesdale and Hester, How does Roger Chillingworth change as time passes?, A. He becomes crazy about revenge and loses his kindness, B. He forgives Dimmesdale and moves away, C. He starts to love Pearl as his own child, D. He stays the same all through the story

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