2. Why is Mr. Arabin at the Stanhope house in Chapter 46?
(a) To confess his love for the signora.
(b) To talk about Eleanor.
(c) To try to win favor for the deanery.
(d) To argue with Mr. Slope.

3. Why does Mrs. Proudie feel that Mr. Slope cannot be Dean of Barchester Cathedral?
(a) Because the Archdeacon is against him.
(b) Because he does not have enough influence.
(c) Because his sermons are terrible.
(d) Because he does not have enough money.

4. How is Mr. Arabin's new job as Dean toasted?
(a) With champagne.
(b) With a quiet dinner.
(c) With a trip to Plumstead.
(d) With bumpers of claret.

5. What does Mr. Slope plan to do at the Thorne's party?
(a) Confess his feelings for the signora.
(b) Ask Eleanor to marry him.
(c) Leave early.
(d) Announce that he is the new Dean of Barchester Cathedral.

6. What does Mr. Slope want to do before word gets out about the Bishop's appointment of wardenship?
(a) Ask Eleanor to marry him.
(b) Write the signora.
(c) Stop the appointment.
(d) Visit London.

7. Who fires Mr. Slope?
(a) The Archdeacon.
(b) The Archbishop.
(c) The Bishop.
(d) Mr. Slope quits.

8. Who goes against the Thorne's wishes at their party?
(a) The Stanhopes.
(b) The Lookalofts.
(c) The Proudies.
(d) Mr. Slope.

9. What article does Mr. Slope threaten to write?
(a) One in support of Mr. Arabin.
(b) One against Mrs. Proudie.
(c) One against Barchester Cathedral.
(d) One in support of the Bishop.

10. Why doesn't the Archdeacon believe that Eleanor will marry Mr. Arabin?
(a) Because Mr. Arabin told him otherwise.
(b) Because he didn't think the signora would allow it.
(c) Because he thinks they are a poor match.
(d) Because he thinks she will marry Mr. Slope.

11. What does Charlotte try to convince her father to do in Chapter 45?
(a) Give her money.
(b) Kick Bertie out.
(c) Not kick Bertie out.
(d) Take Eleanor in.

12. How long does Miss Thorne think it will take for Mr. Arabin to propose to Eleanor?
(a) Over a year.
(b) A couple of weeks.
(c) Exactly 5 months.
(d) A few months to a year.

13. How does the author compare Mr. Arabin's religious beliefs to Eleanor's?
(a) His are a secret.
(b) His are more strict.
(c) His change more often.
(d) His are more moderate.

14. Who does Eleanor run into after leaving the Thornes' party?
(a) Mr. Arabin.
(b) Charlotte.
(c) Bertie.
(d) Mr. Slope.

15. Who supports Mr. Slope in his quest for the deanery?
(a) The Archdeacon.
(b) The Bishop.
(c) Mr. Stanhope.
(d) A newspaper editor.