Comprehension Questions: The Tightrope Walker

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Comprehension Questions: The Tightrope Walker


Froggy Jumps Comprehension Questions: The Tightrope WalkerOnline version Comprehension activities by Rocio Figueroa 1 How does emotional dependence influence Nora Harrington’s actions throughout the novel? a Nora’s emotional strength allows her to resist Tuttle’s influence and protect Hannah from harm. b Nora’s emotional dependence on John Tuttle causes her to ignore warning signs and silence her doubts c Nora was unaware of Tuttle’s presence in Hannah’s life and had no relationship with him. 2 In what ways does John Tuttle manipulate Nora? a Tuttle manipulates Nora by convincing her that Hannah is mentally unstable and must be isolated. b He threatens Nora physically to force her silence. c Tuttle never directly interacts with Nora and plays no role in her decisions. 3 Why does Nora choose to believe Tuttle’s version of reality? a Because she had medical evidence that Hannah was mentally ill. b Because Tuttle was her legal guardian and she had no choice. c Nora chooses denial to preserve her emotional attachment and sense of self instead of face the truth 4 What role does fear play in Nora’s relationship with Tuttle? a Nora fears losing Tuttle’s approval and affection and possibly fears the consequences of defying him b Fear plays no role; their relationship is based entirely on mutual respect. c Nora is afraid of Hannah, not Tuttle, and sees Tuttle as her protector. 5 How does the novel portray Nora’s silence as a form of complicity? a Nora’s silence is not treated as innocent but dependence blinded her, and she chose not to intervene b Her silence is portrayed as noble self-sacrifice to protect Tuttle. c The novel suggests Nora was completely innocent and unaware of Hannah’s suffering. 6 What is the symbolic representation of Nora in Hannah’s allegorical book? a She is represented by the character Rolphe, the wise old guide. b Nora is represented by Sara, a weak, obedient character who follows Jaspar blindly. c Nora is symbolized as the hero Colin, who defeats evil. 7 How does Nora reflect on her actions later in the story? a She denies any involvement and expresses no regret for Hannah’s death. b She blames Robin for everything and claims she was misled by him. c Nora expresses deep regret. She admits she suspected the truth but chose comfort over conscience. 8 What central theme does the relationship between Nora and Tuttle illustrate in the novel? a It highlights the importance of obeying authority without question. b It illustrates the theme that emotional obsession and dependence can distort morality c It represents a healthy example of mutual support and resilience.

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Comprehension Questions: The Tightrope WalkerOnline version

by Rocio Figueroa

How does emotional dependence influence Nora Harrington’s actions throughout the novel?

In what ways does John Tuttle manipulate Nora?

Why does Nora choose to believe Tuttle’s version of reality?

What role does fear play in Nora’s relationship with Tuttle?

How does the novel portray Nora’s silence as a form of complicity?

What is the symbolic representation of Nora in Hannah’s allegorical book?

How does Nora reflect on her actions later in the story?

What central theme does the relationship between Nora and Tuttle illustrate in the novel?