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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. Chapter 15 provides a brief biography of which character?
(a) Mary.
(b) Lydgate.
(c) Fred.
(d) Bulstrode.
2. In the opening chapters, what is Dorothea's charitable project?
(a) Designing cottages for the poor.
(b) Raising money for hospitals.
(c) Tutoring schoolchildren.
(d) Volunteering at an orphanage.
3. With whom does Mr. Brooke stop to talk while touring his estate?
(a) Dagley.
(b) Cadwallader.
(c) Bulstrode.
(d) Casaubon.
4. Who has the tie breaking vote for the chaplain's appointment?
(a) Lydgate.
(b) Bulstrode.
(c) Cadwallader.
(d) Mr. Brooke.
5. What does Mr. Vincy want Bulstrode to do?
(a) Loan him money.
(b) Come to dinner.
(c) Pay him back.
(d) Write a letter.
Short Answer Questions
1. To whom does Lydgate announce his marriage plans?
2. Rosamond is jealous of the time Lydgate spends with whom?
3. Will and Adolf convince Dorothea and Casaubon to do what?
4. Who discerns the reason for Lydgate's avoidance of Rosamond?
5. The dinner party guests question Mr. Brooke about his endorsement of which new professional in town?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Lydgate and Rosamond, respectively, feel about marriage after their dinner together in Chapter 16?
2. What reasons does Ladislaw give Naumann for being tired of art lessons?
3. What is the purpose of Dorothea's first visit to Lowick? What happens there?
4. How is Dorothea when she returns from her honeymoon?
5. Casaubon admits to himself that he chose to marry Dorothea for what reasons?
6. What are the gossiping women of Middlemarch saying about Rosamond in Chapter 31?
7. Summarize Lydgate's background.
8. Describe Lydgate's role in the appointment of the new chaplain.
9. What do Fred and Peter Stonehouse fight about?
10. What are the objections that the men of Middlemarch express about the way Lydgate practices medicine?
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