Oliver Twist Chapters 5-6 Questions

Front

What was Oliver's concern as he sat at the bottom of the stairs in the cellar?

Back

Oliver was concerned it would soon be dark and he had no candle.

Front

Who thought Oliver showed promise and was more reliable than Noah?

Back

Mr. Sowerberry thought Oliver showed promise and was more reliable than Noah.

Front

How did Oliver know the way out of town towards London?

Back

Oliver followed the road signs to know the way out of town towards London.

Front

What did Mrs. Sowerberry do with Oliver's few things?

Back

Mrs. Sowerberry threw Oliver's few things after him and locked the door.

Front

How did Noah describe Oliver's reaction?

Back

Noah described Oliver's reaction as him suddenly going mad.

Front

What does the character of Oliver Twist symbolize in the novel?

Back

Oliver Twist symbolizes innocence and the struggle against social injustice.

Front

What role does Mr. Bumble play in Oliver's life?

Back

Mr. Bumble is the beadle who oversees the workhouse and represents the oppressive authority.

Front

How does the setting of the workhouse affect Oliver's character development?

Back

The harsh conditions of the workhouse contribute to Oliver's resilience and desire for a better life.

Front

What is the significance of Oliver's escape to London?

Back

Oliver's escape to London represents hope and the search for freedom and identity.

Front

How does Dickens portray the theme of social class in these chapters?

Back

Dickens portrays social class through the contrasting lives of the poor, like Oliver, and the wealthy, like Mr. Sowerberry.