10 memorable literary friendships that will inspire you to be a better friend

Question 1

Emma Woodhouse’ co-character’s name is

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George Knightley

Question 2

Which 3 adjectives are used to describe friendships in the beginning of the newspaper article?

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timeless, refreshing, old-fashioned

Question 3

Tick the right answers - Merry and Pippin

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are two of the many members of the Fellowship of the Ring, show all the members of the Fellowship that they are true friends, become heroes because they both are loyal

Question 4

Ronald Weasley, Harry Potter, and Hermione Granger

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are a trio of friends, ‘s friendship is one of Harry Potter’s bajillion themes, have grown into friendship over a lot of hardships (formative years)

Question 5

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She has an unexpected but necessary friendship with the Tucks, Her stay with them shows her the power of friendships, And how friendships can change the course of a lifetime, She spends a few very powerful and unforgettable days with them

Question 6

It is mainly about

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the person who is always by your side, the ideal childhood friendship, having a companion all the time by your side

Question 7

A friendship between sisters can also be called a

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sororal friendship

Question 8

Emma and Knightley’s relationship

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is based on their knowing one another very well, is rooted in lifelong friendship, derives from their having been forever friends and neighbors, eventually evolves into a love story

Question 9

The 4 sisters’ relationships are

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better remembered than their love story, chronicled from childhood to early adulthood, depicted in such a way that we watch them play, fight and forgive

Question 10

In Anne’s House of Dreams, Anne and Diana are

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“bosom friends”

Question 11

The March sisters are Doctor March’s 4 daughters from Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women

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True

Question 12

In the novel, the character of Leslie Moore proves to be

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closer to Anne as she has more in common with her than Diana, a more complex character than Diana, Anne’s childhood friend

Question 13

Emma Woodhouse and George Knightley are basically like Fanny Price and Edmund Bertram

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False

Question 14

In the novel Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens,

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Eugene Wrayburn and Mortimer Lightwood are two lawyers

Question 15

Indeed,

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they know each other’s strengths and shortcomings very well, they have built a friendship that has stood the test of time, they enjoy each other’s company very much

Question 16

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They both have a dry sense of humor, They smoke cigars together, They are critical of their peers, especially of their own social circle, They are lazy, bored & disillusioned

Question 17

Jack Aubrey and Stephen Maturin are two characters

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From the Aubrey/Maturin novels by Patrick O’Brian

Question 18

The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett is actually a

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story about 3 friends, Mary, Dickon, Colin, who take ownership of a garden, metaphor that shows how you need 2 take care of a friendship 2 help it grow, metaphor for the blossoming friendship of the children who tend it, classic children’s novel

Question 19

However, their friendship does not only feed on their sarcasm. Indeed, it becomes, little by little,

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a more mature friendship that helps them grow out of their cynicism, an inspirational force that helps them become better men, a driving force that makes them braver, a sustaining, redemptive force for both of them

Question 20

In Tuck Everlasting by Nathalie Babbit, Winnie

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‘s only friend is a toad, is a 10-year-old girl

Question 21

We, readers, crave friendship as much as we do a good love story

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True

Question 22

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Friendship is one of the prevailing themes in the Harry Potter series, Friendship goes hand in hand with love, Friendship is very seriously developed all through the 7 volumes, Harry’s love for his friends (& their love for him) enables them face evil

Question 23

The story teaches us that sometimes

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The sweetest friendships are not always born from happiness, Friendships are formed through pain and hardships

Question 24

However, unlike Emma and George,

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they were not always on the same page, one was in love while the other one was in friendship, one had to finally move out of his /her friend zone, while the other one was already expecting more

Question 25

Meriadoc Brandybuck and Peregrin Took - Tick the right answers

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Peregrin’s nickname is Pippin, Their friendship started well-before they embarked on an odyssey, They are both characters from the Lord of the Rings trilogy

Question 26

Tick the right answers – Both characters

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enjoy playing together and singing far into the night, are extremely different, are unlike in nationality, religion, education

Question 27

The Lord of the Rings tells about their friendship but also about other characters’ friendships. Tick the right answers

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Legolas and Gimli’s, Frodo and Sam’s

Question 28

Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Waterson is a novel

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False

Question 29

To stick together through tick and thin, means

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to be friends through good and bad times

Question 30

Fanny Price and Edmund Bertram

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are also childhood friends, are the two main characters from the novel Mansfield Park, were created by Jane Austen

10 memorable literary friendships that will inspire you to be a better friend

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10 memorable literary friendships that will inspire you to be a better friend

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