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Pedagogical Technical Unit 2019
READING CONTROL
PORTRAIT OF DORYAN GRAY
Student Name: NOTE

Professor: PAULINA UMANZOR SEPÚLVEDA Date: __/__/__

Language Department Course: 2nd__
Total score: Ideal Score: Score Achieved: % Requirement: 60%
Contents to Evaluate: Reading comprehension in its domains, inferential and literal in home reading control
Evaluation indicators:
- They read a novel or a book of stories or poems monthly.
-Analyze the narratives read to enrich your understanding, considering, when appropriate: - The conflict(s) of the story. - An analysis of
the characters that considers their relationship with other characters, what they say, what is said about them, their actions and
motivations, their convictions and the dilemmas they face. - The relationship of a fragment of the work with the whole. - How the first or
third person narration influences the story. - Typical characters (for example, the rogue, the miser, the seducer, the stepmother, etc.),
symbols and literary topics present in the text. - The beliefs, prejudices and stereotypes present in the story, in light of the world view of
the time in which it was written and its connection with the current world. - The effect produced by the order in which events are
presented. - Intertextual relationships with other works.

Instructions:
- In Simple or Complex Multiple Choice: Circle the correct alternative
- Use only paste or ink pencil, blue or black.
- Corrections will not be accepted in questions with alternatives, otherwise they will be considered void.
- Try to respond only in the space assigned.
- Take care of your spelling, handwriting and writing.
- Once the evaluation is finished, wait at the station in silence and follow the teacher's instructions.

ITEM N° I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: CIRCLE THE CORRECT alternative. (2PTS)

1. - At the beginning of the story Lord Henry 5.- What is Harry's idea about influences?
points out the relationship between beauty
and intellectuality: a) Harry points out that influences are necessary
for life.
a) They never go together in the same person b) Harry says that no influence is beneficial .
b) Intellectuals are ugly and boring c) Harry points out that there are positive and
c) Beauty and intellectuality must always go negative influences
together d) Harry says that only his is positive because it
d) Intellectuality is always more important than opens the mind to pleasure
beauty.
6.- What work was Sybil Vane participating in
2.- What type of narrator is presented in the when Dorian met her?
text?
a) In “Life is a dream”
a) Protagonist b) In "Hamlet"
b) Aim c) In “Romeo and Juliet”
c) Omniscient d) In "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
d) Witness
7.- What was Sybil's cause of death?
3.- In what period does the story take place?
a) He died accidentally while leaving the theater.
a) XVII century b) Committed suicide
b) Century XVIII c) He drowned in the river
c) Twentieth century d) Dorian murdered her
d) XIX century
8.- The novel prioritizes representing 1 main
4.- Why doesn't Basilio want to show the theme:
painting he has made? a) Human narcissism.
b) Gender equality.
a) He decides to save it exclusively for the c) friendship between men
exhibition in Paris d) French economic development and the
b) He says he only did it so Dorian could advancement of the media.
appreciate it. e) The romantic representation of the 20th century
c) It is part of his private collection. and the Victorian era in decline.
d) He points out that this painting has too much of
himself to show. 9.- The protagonist of the work argues from:
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. d) A woman who was just as she showed herself,
I) logical and rational reasoning to explain their capable of acquiring whatever she wanted and
actions, whether within or outside the Law. very fighter.

II) affective and persuasive reasoning; especially to 14.- What is the correct chronological order of
charm and fall in love with damsels. the following events?

III) an individualistic occupation of morality, with I. Dorian reunites with his old friend Alan
which he always did what gave him pleasure, Campell, after questioning his professional
regardless of the result. work.
II. Dorian blames Basil himself for his perverse
a) Only I. fate and stabs him with a knife in a fit of rage.
b) Solo II. III. Dorian decides to reconcile with Sibyl, but the
c) I and II. next morning Lord Henry gives him the news
d) I and III. that Sibyl has committed suicide by taking
e) I, II, and III prussic acid.
IV. Lord Henry Wotton watches his friend Basil
10.- The pictorial portrait of Dorian Gray is Hallward painting the portrait of a beautiful
prepared by: young man named Dorian Gray.

a) Alan Campbell . A) III – IV – II – I.

b) Henry Wotton. B) IV – III – I – II.
c) Basil Hallward C) I – II – III – IV.
d) James Vane. D) III – I – IV – II.
e) Sibyl Vane. E) IV – III – II – I .

15. - Basil Hallward's body is eliminated by:

11.- At what moment does Dorian decide to lead
a sinful life dedicated only to pleasures?
a) a direct shot to the temple.
b) pour all your humanity into nitric acid.
a) when he meets the theater actress Sibyl.
c) his own burial in the London cemetery.
b) as the intimate relationship with Basil
d) dismember each limb and throw them in a trash
progresses.
can.
c) after the unexpected suicide of his beloved .
e) its burning in the chimney of Alan CampelI's
d) It barely agrees with the hedonistic and
house.
philosophical discourse of Henry Wotton.
e) once you realize your self-portrait is ready and
16.- James Vane cannot fulfill his final revenge,
you can tell who it is.
because:
12.- The first character to die due to Dorian's
a) is arrested by the English police.
emotional and passionate impulses is:
b) it must be re-boarded at the shipping company
where you work.
a) James Vane, for trying to get revenge after
c) dies accidentally during a hunt .
what happened to his brother .
d) recognize that his main enemy is completely
b) Kelso Gray, after learning that he was
innocent.
responsible for the death of Dorian's father.
e) died from several stabbings with a knife to the
c) Sybil Vane, recognizing her ineffectiveness as
body and face.
an actress and as a jilted lover.
d) Basil Hallward, for contradicting his pleasant
17.- The servants of the Gray family could not
and eager way of experiencing his life
recognize the dying face of their master, since:
(Know – 1 point)
13.- What was the first impression that Dorian
had about Lord Henry's wife, in the fourth
A) a shot to the face had caused his disfigurement.
chapter, when they meet?
B) his head had been separated from his body,
with no trace of it.
a) She was a young woman, simple, brilliant and
C) maintained the same features and expressions
carefree about life.
as twenty years ago .
b) A woman who dressed fashionably and who
D) he did not have his favorite rings on any of his
liked the piano, a little bitter and who denied a
fingers.
lot about life.
E) illustrated an aged, withered, wrinkled and
c) A woman who showed herself as something
disgusting appearance.
completely different from what she was, very
religious, full of love and full of dreams.
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18.- The puritanical belief of the English is
represented in the work, when, for example:
a) they question the level of intimacy and affection
in the friendship relationship of two men .
b) They are reserved in their way of dressing and
giving their opinions at public events or night
parties.
c) they fervently defend the free expression and
thought of British women.
d) they allow other faiths, in addition to their own, to
be practiced within the sight and patience of the
community.
e) they protect the intellectual and creative
development of painters, validating them as
relevant subjects in the society of the time.
b) the psychological decomposition of the
protagonist.
c) the value of beauty over age and wisdom.
d) the poor artistic and creative practice of the
painter Basil Hallward.
e) the urgency to maintain the puritan and chaste
life of English society.
21. In the ending of the novel, Dorian Gray's
type of death can be interpreted as :
YO. a symbol of bravery in the face of all actions
carried out throughout history.
II. a representative event to recover the soul stolen
by his emblematic photograph.

19.- The characters in the novel are attracted to III. an event that features the guilt and remorse felt
Dorian Gray, because: for all the wrongs committed.

YO. The perfection of her physical beauty a) Only II.

generates pleasure and enjoyment, regardless of b) Only III.
the gender of the character. c) I and II.
d) II and III .
II. The dandyism that exposes his personality e) I, II, and III
makes him a subject totally impossible to resist.

III. They cannot refuse his attractions, otherwise 22.- Does the fact that Sibyl Vane is an actress
they know they would be killed by him. influence how Dorian feels about her? As?

A) Only I. a) Yes, since Dorian thinks that actresses are

B) Only II. different from ordinary women and that they are
C) I and II. very rare and charming .
D) II and III. b) No, since for Dorian the career that his beloved
E) I, II, and III pursues is totally insignificant for his feelings.
c) No, because Dorian knows that actresses, the
20. Dorian's aging process, illustrated in the way they act, can fake many things so he doesn't
painting, symbolizes : believe them.
d) Yes, since Dorian's mother is an actress and
a) the need to care for works of art. also his sister.

*MARK YOUR ANSWERS TO ITEM I IN THE BOXES. . If you make a mistake in one and correct it, even if
the new alternative is correct, it is still considered invalid.
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ITEM N° II: LOGICAL SEQUENCE. ACCORDING to the order of the situation of the narrative, place in
each space the Number as it should make sense, from 1 to 10.
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7 Dorian faints from terror upon seeing Sibyl Vane's brother, James, stalking him.
9 After returning to London, Dorian informs Lord Henry of his decision to mend his ways. From now
on, he will correct his life and for now he abandons, without corrupting, his latest romantic
conquest: a beautiful young woman who lives in the countryside called Hetty Merton.
1 Lord Henry Wotton watches his friend Basil Hallward painting the portrait of a beautiful young man
named Dorian Gray
4 Dorian blames Basil himself for his fate and stabs him in a fit of rage.
3 Dorian rejects Sibyl saying that her beauty lay in her art and since she could no longer act, then
he is no longer interested in her.
8 Dorian notices that the painting of Basil has changed, so he realizes that his wish has been
granted: the portrait now has a subtle sneer.
10 In a fit of fury, Gray attacks the painting with the same knife with which he murdered Basil.
2 Lord Henry chats about his own idea of the world and Dorian begins to convince himself that
beauty is the only thing worth having in life and wishes that the portrait, which Basil is painting,
would age in its place.
5 Dorian decides to reconcile with Sibyl, but the next morning Lord Henry gives him the news that
Sibyl has committed suicide by taking prussic acid.
6 Before leaving for Paris, Basil visits Dorian at his home to question him about all the rumors
circulating about his sins and vices and about the people corrupted by his influence.

ITEM III. DEVELOPMENT. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS CLEARLY. ARGUE BY PROVIDING
FACTS FROM THE WORK. TAKE CARE OF YOUR SPELLING AND WRITING (10TOTAL)

1.- "The death of Sibyl Vane fills Dorian with regret, but that feeling is overshadowed when he discovers
that the perfect portrait that Basil made of him had a “touch of cruelty in his mouth . ” In what way is the
lack of empathy with the pain that his beloved experienced evident, by reacting in such a way to Basil's
painting? Argue. (5pts)

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2.- According to your personal experience, the way Dorian lives his relationship with the painting that
Basil painted is a clear example of a perception disorder. What do you think he should have done with
Basil? (5pts)
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ITEM IV: CONTEXTUAL VOCABULARY Depending on the context, complete the spaces with
the words that appear in the following box. (Words can be grammatically appropriate) (2
points each)
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1.- “(…) It is your best work Basil,” said Lord e) Union
Henry with a languid intonation, “the best thing
you have done. 5.-“The dissolute cruelty that disfigured the
a) Acute delicate lines of the mouth had disappeared
b) Gentle (…)”
c) Weak a) Bloody
d) Subtle b) Corrupt
e) Humble c) Evil
d) Ingenious
2.- “(…) Afterwards there is nothing left, except e) Infamous
the memory of a pleasure or the
voluptuousness of a regret” 6.-“On a small table of dark fragrant wood, with
a) Joy abundant mother-of-pearl inlays (…)”
b) Pleasure a) Burials
c) Liking b) Burials
d) Cuteness c) Mosaics
e) Attractive d) Hems
e) Decorations
3.-“(…) There is something terribly morbid in
our era's sympathy for pain” (…) 7.- Carnelian souls anger, Hyacinth invites
a) Bad sleep and amethyst dissipates the vapors of
b) Sick wine (…)”
c) Strange a) Strip
d) Difficult b) Disseminate
e) Ridiculous c) Eliminate
d) Dissimulate
e) waste
4.- “(…) he confessed to me that all the theater
critics were hostile to him and that he could 8.- “Real life was chaotic ”
buy all of them (…)” a) Tangled
a) Opposites b) tangled
b) Contradiction c) Incoherent
c) Disagree d) Difficult
d) Interjection e) Strange

“ KEEP , THEREFORE, THE WORDS OF THIS COVENANT AND PUT THEM INTO PRACTICE,
SO THAT YOU MAY PROSPER IN EVERYTHING YOU DO.”

DEUTERONOMY 29:9

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