Climax- Feld goes to Sobel’s rooming house to ask him when he would come back to work. Falling Action- Feld allows Sobel to marry Mariam, but he must wait two years to marry her. Resolution- Feld goes to open the shop the next morning but doesn’t need to because Sobel was already there.
Q. How does Feld treat Sobel?
How did Sobel help Feld when they first met in the story? Feld gave Sobel a job and allowed him to work for a small wage, Feld also gave Sobel books of which were passed on to Miriam.
Table of Contents
- Q. How does Feld treat Sobel?
- Q. What does Feld accept about Sobel at the end of the story?
- Q. What does this conversation between Feld and Miriam from the first seven years by Bernard Malamud suggest might happen?
- Q. Which character in the First Seven Years is the protagonist?
- Q. Why does Feld like Max?
- Q. Why does Miriam want a second date with Max?
- Q. Does Max really share Felds values explain?
- Q. What is the first seven years about?
- Q. Which statement should not be included in a summary of the first seven years?
- Q. How does Sobel’s love of reading contrast?
- Q. What is the theme of the first seven years?
Q. What does Feld accept about Sobel at the end of the story?
He wants her life to be better than he and his wife had. What is the real reason Feld doesn’t want Miriam to marry Sobel? Feld finally allows Sobel to marry his daughter, Miriam, if he waits another two years until she is 21.
Q. What does this conversation between Feld and Miriam from the first seven years by Bernard Malamud suggest might happen?
What does this conversation between Feld and Miriam from “The First Seven Years” by Bernard Malamud suggest might happen? Feld’s plans for Miriam and Max will collapse. Feld will experience a heart attack and hardship.
Q. Which character in the First Seven Years is the protagonist?
Feld
Q. Why does Feld like Max?
Feld admires Max greatly because of Max’s commitment to his college education.
Q. Why does Miriam want a second date with Max?
In “The First Seven Years” by Bernard Malamud, why does Miriam agree to go on a second date with Max? She wants to make Sobel jealous. She thinks Max is interested in her. She wants to please her father.
Q. Does Max really share Felds values explain?
Does Max share Feld’s values with respect to his daughter? Max wants material things for himself, while Feld wants a better life for his daughter. They do not share the same values.
Q. What is the first seven years about?
The story is about Feld, a Jewish shoemaker who seeks a suitable husband for his daughter Miriam. But she is not interested in his choice of Max, a college student. Feld soon discovers that his assistant, Sobel, a Polish Jewish refugee, is in love with Miriam, and that she returns his affections.
Q. Which statement should not be included in a summary of the first seven years?
“Sobel hears Feld ask Max to date Miriam” is the statement among the following choices given in the question that should not be included in a summary of “The First Seven Years” by Bernard Malamud.
Q. How does Sobel’s love of reading contrast?
PLEASSSEE HELPPP in “The First Seven Years” by Bernard Malamud, how does Sobel’s love of reading contrast with Feld’s feelings about education? A> Sobel reads because he has to, but Feld believes in the power of education. B> Sobel sees books as a means to end, but Feld believes education never ends.
Q. What is the theme of the first seven years?
In The First Seven Years by Bernard Malamud we have the theme of desire, love, insecurity, conflict, independence, appearance and change.
