Dorian Gray Chapter 3

According to the opening of Chapter 3, the aristocratic art is of:

• doing great deeds

• doing selfish things

• doing absolutely nothing

Lord Henry's Uncle was a member of which British Political Party

• Labour

• Tory

• Liberal Democrat

What does Lord Henry say about money and bills?

• He says he never has enough money for bills

• He says that only people who pay bills need money, and he never pays his bills.

• He says that there is never an end to bills

• He feels that it is important to have money to pay your bills

What information did Lord Henry want from his Lord Fermor?

• He wants to know more about managing money

• He wanst to know what Lord Fermor's political views are

• He wants to know everything about Dorian Gray and his family background.

Dorian's grandfather is:

• Lord Fermor

• Lord Johnson

• Lord Kelso

• Lord Kernel

Dorian's mother was very beautiful and made all the men frantic by:

• running away with a penniless young man, a mere nobody.

• refusing to marry anyone

• marrying a foreigner

Lord Fermor suggests that Dorian's father was killed:

• in an accident

• killed in a duel that had been orchestrated by Lord Kelso

• killed when trying to escape prison

• killed in a fight that was unprovoked

Which two options best describe the story of Dorian's mother?

• As the daughter of a rich Lord Kelso she lived a charmed life

• She met the love of her life and lived happily ever afetr

• She married a man from a lower social class, her father had him killed and she never got over it.

• She took her own life less than a year after her husband's death, leaving her young son Dorian without a mother or father.

Dorian's mother was unusual because she married for

• love

• money

• social equality

• fame

Lord Kelso is described as

• a gruff bear

• a vicious beast

• a mean dog