"Bartleby"

Questions on main point and meaning

1. He constantly seeks approval from them

2. Pallidly neat, pitiably respectable, incurably fore lone  cheerfully industrious. Introvert, doesn't really talk to anyone.

4. Always distances himself, makes his friends mad because of it. He doesn't really talk to anyone because he prefers being alone.

5. Bartleby is able to get away with more from the other employees and other individuals exclude him because they think he is strange.

6. The narrator wrestles with his conscience while trying to decide what actions he should take against  Bartleby letting  Bartleby get away with more. HE pities Bartleby doesn't except his actions from any of the other employees.

7. Bartleby evokes the readers sympathy by anger and frustration. He says "he'd prefer not to" and by having to sleep in the office.

8. They change in order to accommodate by letting him have his way and doing his work when he was slacking. They never make him accountable for what he does.

Multiple choice

1. A

2. D
3. E
4. A
5. B
6. A
7. E
8. D
9. A
10. A