Silas Marner

Question 1

The weaver and miser

Answer 1

Silas Marner

Question 2

Mole catcher, Silas blames him for stealing his money

Answer 2

Jem Rodney

Question 3

Faked that Silas murdered and stole money, married Sarah, friend of Silas

Answer 3

William Dane

Question 4

Cured from disease by Silas’s medicine

Answer 4

Sally Oates

Question 5

Father of Godfrey and Dunstan, rich and famous in Raveloe

Answer 5

Squire Cass

Question 6

Place where Silas used to live

Answer 6

Lantern Yard

Question 7

Jeering sort of person, gets the most out of people, steals Silas’s money

Answer 7

Dunstan

Question 8

Good natured , lives hard life because he wants to marry Nancy, although he is already married to Molly Farren

Answer 8

Godfrey

Question 9

Landlord of the Rainbow Inn, peacemaker

Answer 9

Mr. Snell

Question 10

Good guy, stuck by Silas, tailor, parish clerk

Answer 10

Mr. Macey

Question 11

The wheelwright, teases Mr. Tookeys lack of pitch

Answer 11

Mr. Ben Winthrop

Question 12

Farrier, very negative

Answer 12

Mr. Dowlas

Question 13

Ben Winthrop’s wife, helps Silas rear Eppie

Answer 13

Dolly Winthrop

Question 14

Deputy clerk

Answer 14

Mr. Tookey

Question 15

Silas’s adopted child, Godfrey’s abandoned child

Answer 15

Eppie

Question 16

The Winthrop’s child who marries Eppie eventually

Answer 16

Aaron

Question 17

Nancy’s tomboy sister, says ungirly things, older than Nancy

Answer 17

Priscilla

Question 18

High principled, married Godfrey

Answer 18

Nancy

Question 19

Rector of Raveloe

Answer 19

Mr. Crackenthorp

Question 20

Butcher

Answer 20

Bob Lundy

Question 21

Buys the Warrens house, father of Nancy and Priscilla

Answer 21

Mr. Lammeter

Question 22

Doctor

Answer 22

Mr. Kimble

Question 23

Squire’s sister

Answer 23

Mrs. Kimble

Question 24

“A fine open faced good natured young man who was to come into the land some day”

Answer 24

Godfrey

Question 25

" Since you was so kind as to hand it over to me, you'll not refuse me the kindness to pay it back for me: it was brotherly love made you do it, you know "

Answer 25

Dunstan

Question 26

"What could I ha' done with his money? I could as easy steal the parsons surplice and wear it"

Answer 26

Jem Rodney

Question 27

She was the person always first thought of in Raveloe when there was illness or death in a family when leeches were to be applied or there was a sudden disappointment in a monthly nurse

Answer 27

Dolly Winthrop

Question 28

…the Squire's sister as well as the doctor's wife, a double dignity, with which her diameter was in direct proportion

Answer 28

Mrs Kimble

Question 29

As for her own person, it gave the idea of a perfect unvarying neatness of a little bird

Answer 29

Nancy

Question 30

For I am ugly, there's no denying that: I feature my father's family. But, law! I don't mind, do you? I

Answer 30

Priscilla

Question 31

A blond dimpled girl of eighteen who vainly tried to chastise her curly auburn hair into smoothness under her brown bonnet

Answer 31

Eppie

Question 32

I wasn't worth doing wrong for, nothing in this world is.

Answer 32

Nancy

Question 33

When a man turns a blessing from his door, it falls to them as take it in

Answer 33

Silas

Question 34

I wanted to pass for childless once... But now I shall pass for childless against my will

Answer 34

Godfrey