Heart Of Darkness homework questions?

Question

Ok so at my school my teacher gave us a bunch of Heart Of Darkness questions to answer during the summer i LOST THE PACKET!! I only didn't get to answer three of them without knowing what the questions were I cant answer them

I've seen the questions on line somewhere (EXACT SAME ONES) but today i cant find them

if anyone knows a website with questions/and or answers (For the book) or has gotten the same assignment

PLz help

The questions were divided into three sections 9 or ten per section

and the very first one asked who was aboard the Nellie? (Not the same words)

Ive seen the questions and answers all over the internet when I entered the exact words of the questions

Please some other teacher somewhere must have given the same thing

Answer 1

Here are some webpages for some Q&A sites I found Heart of Darkness mentioned.  I hope one of them helps.

http://www.enotes.com/darkness/q-and-a

http://www.barrsenglishclass.com/hod.htm...

http://www.webenglishteacher.com/conrad....

from http://school.discoveryeducation.com/les...

Discussion Questions  

  

  

1.  Some critics believe that inHeart of DarknessConrad illustrates how “the darkness of the landscape can lead to the darkness of social corruption.” What does this statement mean? How can one’s environment affect one’s actions, feelings, and morals? Is this statement believable or not? Have you ever experienced a change in yourself that resulted from a change in your environment? What kind of change was it?

2.  Heart of Darknessseems to blur the line between the so-called “advanced” society of Europe and the “primitive” society of Africa. What makes one culture “civilized” and another “savage” in the eyes of the world? Are these distinctions valid? Do you think that the culture you live in is “advanced” or “civilized”? Why?

3.  InHeart of Darkness, Kurtz is depicted as an upstanding European who has been transformed by his time in the jungle—away from his home, away from familiar people and food, and away from any community moral support that might have helped prevent him from becoming such a tyrant. There was nothing and no one, in essence, to keep him on the straight and narrow. Have you ever found yourself in a similar situation? Was there ever a time in which you felt alone, in a strange environment, or different from everyone else around you? How did that experience affect you or change you? Did you find yourself pulled toward base, cruel instincts as Kurtz was? What did you do to cope with those feelings?

4.  Kurtz’s dying words are a cryptic whisper: “The horror, the horror.” What “horror” could Kurtz have been talking about? Is there more than one possibility? Why do you think Conrad made this scene so ambiguous?

5.  Some readers claim thatHeart of Darknessis strictly a political novella. Others, however, say it’s really a story about the human condition. Can a work of fiction be interpreted in different ways? Should readers consider the author’s intent when analyzing a story?

6.  Heart of Darknesscan sometimes seem to readers like an incredibly dark, depressing story that paints civilizations in a very negative light. Did it seem this way to you, or did the story contain any positive moments? If so, what were they? Why did they seem positive?

Answer 2

cant u just call a friend from ur class? don't tell me u don't have their number