Oliver Twist Overview and Activities
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What action does Mr. Bumble take when he sees Oliver being hit?

  • He gives Oliver a second bowl.
  • He joins in hitting Oliver.
  • He tells the master to leave Oliver alone. (correct)
  • He encourages the master to continue.

What does Oliver tie his clothes in before running away?

  • A blanket.
  • A handkerchief. (correct)
  • A bag.
  • A rope.

How does Oliver feel when he sleeps outside in a field?

  • Scared and lonely.
  • Relaxed and content.
  • Tired and hungry. (correct)
  • Warm and comfortable.

Who does Oliver meet that warns him to leave quickly?

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What does Fagin threaten Oliver with when he discovers Oliver has seen him stealing?

<p>A knife. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Jack Dawkins do when he first meets Oliver?

<p>He gives him food. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where does Oliver feel scared after being pulled into a house?

<p>In a dirty, narrow street. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Oliver do after he waits for morning to run away?

<p>He escapes as soon as he sees light. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens to Oliver when he is accused of stealing the handkerchief?

<p>He trips and falls, leading to his capture. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who looks after Oliver when he falls ill?

<p>Dr Losberne (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of the workhouse mentioned in the content?

<p>A place for poor people who cannot afford to live independently (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Oliver's reaction when he is taken to the police station?

<p>He is terrified and afraid to speak. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant connection does Mr Brownlow notice about Oliver?

<p>Oliver resembles the lady in the picture. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant event happens to Oliver's mother in Chapter 1?

<p>She dies shortly after giving birth (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following describes Oliver's childhood diet in the workhouse?

<p>He consumed three meals of thin soup and a small piece of bread on Sundays (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Oliver initially feel about his new life in Mr Brownlow's house?

<p>He enjoys it and likes having a job. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Bill Sikes do to assert control over Oliver?

<p>He threatens him with a gun. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who was responsible for naming the baby Oliver Twist?

<p>Mr Bumble, an officer in the town (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the crowd react when Oliver is accused of theft?

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What action do the boys in the workhouse decide to take regarding their meals?

<p>One boy is chosen to ask the master for more soup (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the actions Sikes takes against Oliver in the house?

<p>He beats Oliver because he suspects him of stealing. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which detail about Oliver's mother is mentioned in the content?

<p>She was identified as a street woman with worn shoes (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action does Monks take with the bag that contains jewelry?

<p>He throws it into the river. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Oliver's story begin?

<p>With his birth in the workhouse (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Bill Sikes treat Nancy when she helps him out of bed?

<p>He is rude to her. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the master serve to the boys during their meals?

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What does Fagin inform Nancy they need to do regarding Oliver?

<p>Get him back from being taken away. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Rose promise Nancy after hearing her story?

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Who does Rose encounter when she visits Mr. Brownlow's house?

<p>Mr Grimwig. (B), Mrs Bedwin. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Nancy's emotional state during her interaction with Rose?

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Why does Sikes confront Nancy as she is preparing to leave?

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What aspect about Monks does Nancy reveal to Rose?

<p>He hates Oliver and wants him dead. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Fagin want to find out about Nancy?

<p>Where she goes at night (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is Sikes angry with Nancy?

<p>She talked to strangers (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Sikes do to avoid being seen with his dog?

<p>Takes it to a river (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Monks confess to Mr. Brownlow?

<p>He gave money to Fagin to find Oliver (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Sikes do to the dog in an attempt to get rid of it?

<p>He takes it to the river and tries to drown it. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Oliver initially seek help after being shot?

<p>He knocks on the nearest house. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Sikes do after he is frightened by the talk of murder?

<p>Decides to escape to France (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Mr Giles's reaction when Oliver is brought to him?

<p>He wrongly assumes Oliver is a thief. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Fagin react to Sikes's mood?

<p>He fears for Nancy's safety (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What information does Noah Claypole provide to Fagin?

<p>About Nancy's meeting at London Bridge (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Dr Losberne determine about Rose's condition?

<p>She is very ill. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Monks want to obtain from Oliver?

<p>A share of his inheritance (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who visits Mr Bumble and what does he give him?

<p>A man in a black coat gives him two gold coins. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Rose do one evening before falling ill?

<p>She plays the piano. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant items does the old woman recall from Oliver's mother?

<p>A ring, a locket, and two pieces of hair. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Oliver feel about Rose while she is ill?

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Flashcards

Oliver's New Home

Oliver is treated poorly at his new home, which is run by a cruel undertaker.

Bullying at the Undertaker's

Oliver is bullied by Noah, a bigger boy who makes him cry.

Oliver Fights Back

Oliver defends himself against Noah, leading to accusations of madness from Mrs. Sowerberry.

Oliver Runs Away

Oliver runs away from the undertaker's after being locked in a dark room for going mad.

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Oliver's Journey to London

Oliver walks a long way, facing hunger and exhaustion.

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Meeting Dick

Oliver meets Dick, another boy who is unwell, and says goodbye.

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Jack Dawkins

Oliver is approached by Jack Dawkins, a boy who takes him to a dark, dirty house in London.

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Meeting Fagin

Fagin is a mysterious older man with red hair who welcomes Oliver to his house.

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What was the workhouse?

The workhouse was a place where poor people, without money or the ability to work, were forced to live.

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Where was Oliver Twist born?

Oliver Twist was born in the workhouse, a place specifically designed for poor people unable to support themselves.

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Who was Oliver's mother and what happened to her?

Oliver's mother was a young woman who was ill and died shortly after giving birth. The doctor and an old woman were present during her death.

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What was the situation of Oliver's mother?

Oliver's mother was found lying in the street, with holes in her shoes, indicating a life of poverty. Her past and the identity of Oliver's father remained unknown.

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Who named Oliver "Twist" and why?

Mr. Bumble, an important town official, gave Oliver the name "Twist." This name highlighted his unfortunate beginnings in the workhouse.

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Describe Oliver's condition in the workhouse.

Oliver was pale, thin, and received only three meals of thin soup each day, with a small piece of bread as a Sunday treat. This depicts a life of hunger and deprivation.

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How were the boys in the workhouse fed?

The boys were fed in a large hall, with a master overseeing the meager soup portioning. This shows a strict and regulated environment.

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What situation led to Oliver asking for more soup?

The boys decided that one of them should ask the master for more soup. Oliver, who was chosen, was pressured by the other boys to ask for more.

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Oliver's First Accusation

Oliver is accused of stealing a handkerchief, but the old gentleman believes he is innocent. Oliver is released after a shopkeeper's son claims to have seen the whole event.

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Oliver Faints and Finds a New Home

Oliver faints after being released from the police station and is taken to a grand house by Mr. Brownlow.

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Oliver's Recovery and Mystery

Dr. Losberne cares for Oliver's illness, and Mrs. Badwin provides a comforting environment. Oliver is fascinated by a portrait of a lady in the house.

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Family Resemblance and a Vanishing Portrait

Mr. Brownlow notices a striking resemblance between Oliver and the portrait of the lady. The portrait disappears the next day, leaving a sense of mystery.

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Oliver's New Life and Hope for the Future

Oliver enjoys his new life, taking on a job collecting for the undertaker. Mr. Brownlow has a conversation with Oliver about his future.

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Oliver's Return to the Streets

Oliver is lured back to the streets by the promise of work but gets caught up in another theft, reinforcing his association with the criminal underworld.

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Oliver's Return to the Gang

Oliver is taken to a dirty, narrow street and forced into a house with Sikes and Nancy. They mock his newfound gentlemanly manners.

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Sikes's Authority and Violence

Sikes is a violent and threatening figure who establishes dominance over Oliver. He punishes Oliver for perceived theft and threatens him with his gun.

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Sikes's Fear and Dog's Fate

Sikes was walking through a town, where he was recognized by people and was afraid of being caught. He abandoned his dog, tying a stone to his handkerchief and throwing it into a river to drown it.

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Oliver's Injury and Rescue

Oliver woke up injured after being shot by Sikes. He went to a nearby house and fainted. The people brought him to Mr. Giles's house, where a doctor examined him thoroughly.

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Mr. Giles's Fear and Accusation

Mr. Giles, worried about the consequences of harboring a potential criminal like Oliver, informed everyone that he had caught a thief. Though Oliver was actually a victim, Mr. Giles's fear led to false accusations.

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Oliver's Recovery & Rose's Illness

Oliver was recovering and growing stronger after his injury. While the ladies enjoyed a relaxing evening, Rose, feeling unwell, retired to bed early.

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The Mysterious Man in Black

Oliver, entrusted with a letter, met a mysterious man in a black coat who cursed him and fell unconscious. Oliver returned for help, highlighting the man's unusual behavior.

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Rose's Critical Condition & Oliver's Prayer

Dr. Losberne, after examining Rose, revealed her critical condition. Oliver, moved by concern, sought solace and prayed for Rose at the church.

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Mr. Bumble's Mysterious Encounter

Mr. Bumble, the master of the workhouse, received a visit from a mysterious man in a black coat. The man offered a deal – 25 gold coins in exchange for a story.

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The Old Woman's Confession

Mr. Bumble sought information from his old friend about a young girl's deathbed confession. The woman revealed the young girl had mentioned a small child named Oliver Twist and had given her a ring, a locket, and hair before she died.

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Sikes' Illness and Fagin's Plan

Bill Sikes is ill and rude to Nancy when she tries to help him. Fagin wants Oliver back and sends Nancy to find him.

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Nancy's Visit to Rose

Nancy visits Rose Maylie at the hotel and is surprised to find she is kind. Nancy reveals her struggles and tells Rose about Monks' plan to make Oliver a thief again.

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Rose's Promise

Rose promises to help Nancy and keep her secret. This promise is a key turning point in the story, as Rose is now involved in helping Oliver.

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Oliver's Reunion with Mr. Brownlow

Oliver wants to see Mr. Brownlow. Rose takes him to meet Mr. Brownlow and his friend, Mr. Grimwig. They are both happy to see Oliver.

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Nancy's Secret Departure

Fagin and Sikes discuss Oliver's return. Nancy, worried and determined, leaves the house.

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Monks' Identity and Motive

Monks is the man in the black coat who is revealed to be Oliver's brother and wants to keep Oliver poor.

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Nancy's Complex Character

Nancy is a young criminal who is working for Fagin. She is kind and helps Oliver, but is living a dangerous life with Sikes.

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The Kindness of Rose

Rose is a kind woman who helps Oliver and Nancy. She is a symbol of hope and kindness in the story.

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Fagin's Suspicion

Fagin is suspicious of Nancy's relationship with Bill Sikes and believes she is unhappy and may be looking for a way out.

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Sikes's Fury

Bill Sikes is in a rage because Nancy disobeyed him by talking to strangers, fearing it could jeopardize his plans and lead to his capture.

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Fagin's Investigation

Fagin wants to know where Nancy goes at night and follows her, hoping to uncover her secret plans.

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Noah's Revelation

Noah Claypole tells Fagin that Nancy went to London Bridge to meet a gentleman and a lady, revealing information that could be crucial to Monks' plans.

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Sikes's Desperation

Sikes, enraged by Nancy's betrayal and fears for his safety, decides to take drastic action to protect himself.

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Sikes's Flight

Sikes, covered in blood and fleeing London, is haunted by the fear of being caught by the police for his violent act.

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Monks's Confession

Monks reveals his past, confessing his attempt to kill Oliver and his involvement with Fagin in a plot to destroy him.

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Oliver's Lineage

Mr. Brownlow learns about Oliver's connection to a woman named Agnes and about the existence of a ring and locket that hold clues to his past.

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Study Notes

Contents of Oliver Twist

  • The book is structured in chapters, with activities interspersed
  • Each chapter describes specific events in the story
  • There are six sets of activities throughout the book
  • The book covers various topics, including Oliver's early life, his experiences in London, and the mystery surrounding his past, and others.

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This quiz explores the contents of Charles Dickens' 'Oliver Twist', structured in chapters with interspersed activities. It covers key events, Oliver's early life, his experiences in London, and the mysteries of his past. Test your understanding of the book's themes and events.

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