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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. What does Rosie encourage William to do?
(a) To go to dinner and a play with Retford.
(b) To leave London after his medical training.
(c) To become more and more daring.
(d) To find other women to date.

2. To whom has Roy grown close?
(a) Rosie.
(b) The Traffords.
(c) William.
(d) Amy.

3. What makes William weak in the knees?
(a) Nothing; he has learned to control his emotions now.
(b) Rosie kissing him on the cheek.
(c) Seeing a new guest at the party who is beautiful.
(d) Seeing Rosie assume a pose by a canvas of a painting of her.

4. Why does Hillier seems suspicious at the Saturday afternoon parties?
(a) No particular reason.
(b) Because Rosie and William call each other pet names.
(c) Because Rosie and William exchange secret looks.
(d) Because Rosie and William laugh at nothing.

5. What do William and Rosie do for the next year or more?
(a) Sing duets together.
(b) Write a play together.
(c) Stop in his rooms whenever they go out together.
(d) Write poetry together.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Amy think it good that Rosie leaves Ted?

2. Where do William and Rosie often go?

3. What habit does William get into doing?

4. What does Ted publish?

5. Why does Rosie rarely attend luncheons and teas?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Rosie do at night while Ted writes?

2. What does William discover about Ted and his parties and how is this demonstrated by Isabel Trafford?

3. When William visits her in Yonkers, what does Rosie reveal about her marriage to Ted and a child they had?

4. What is said about Rosie as William, Amy and Roy look at photographs?

5. How does William re-connect with the Driffields?

6. Describe the motel in which William takes a room when he comes to share memories about Ted with Roy and Amy .

7. Describe Roy's relationship with the Traffords.

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. How does William describe his visit to his former quarters and his landlady, Mrs. Hudson?

10. Describe the Driffields's neighborhood and home.

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