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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who does Rosie say is always the perfect gentleman?
(a) Kear.
(b) William.
(c) Ted.
(d) Kemp.
2. How does Isabel respond to Ted's marriage?
(a) She hopes he will now be able to write more.
(b) She hates him for it.
(c) She is upset.
(d) She is happy for him.
3. What do William and Rosie do for the next year or more?
(a) Sing duets together.
(b) Write poetry together.
(c) Stop in his rooms whenever they go out together.
(d) Write a play together.
4. How does Rosie act about her and Ted leaving debts in Blackstable?
(a) She is embarrassed.
(b) She pretends she did not know that Ted had debts.
(c) She laughs it off.
(d) She justifies their position.
5. What does Ted seem to be doing?
(a) Broadening his horizons.
(b) Getting ready to snatch a piece of fame.
(c) William has no sense about it.
(d) Getting ready to divorce Rosie.
Short Answer Questions
1. With what motif is William's old room decorated?
2. What does Rosie do as Ted writes at night?
3. What habit does William get into doing?
4. What happens between Ted and his nurse?
5. Where do Roy and William meet?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Rosie do at night while Ted writes?
2. Describe the scene where William is talking to Hillier about painting Rosie.
3. How does William describe his visit to his former quarters and his landlady, Mrs. Hudson?
4. What is Rosie's response to William's sulkiness about Kuyper and other men?
5. Briefly describe how William and Rosie's relationship continues.
6. What does William think about the House of Lords and how he would assign rank within literature?
7. What does William say about Rosie's affairs and what are Amy and Roy's response?
8. What novel does Ted publish which is a ruthlessly unsentimental tale dealing with a child's death, and what is the public's response to the novel?
9. Describe Rosie's home and Rose herself.
10. How do Rosie and William begin a romantic involvement?
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