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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Mary wonders if the visitor will be Frederick or ____________.

2. How old is Anne at the beginning of Chapter 4?

3. About what does Anne have a silent debate with herself?

4. Captain Wentworth's warm reception at ___________ convinces him to stay on in the area.

5. What happens when Anne finds out that Frederick's sister is nearby?

Short Essay Questions

1. Whom does Mary spot outside speaking to each other and what is unusual about it?

2. Explain what Anne thinks are the cons of staying with Lady Russell rather than Mary.

3. How are Anne, Elizabeth and Mary different, according to Chapter 1?

4. How does Lady Russell feel about Anne staying at Uppercross cottage?

5. Describe the meeting between Anne and Captain Wentworth in Chapter 7.

6. How does Sir Elliot feel about naval officers?

7. Explain what causes Anne to be overjoyed at the concert in Chapter 20.

8. Explain what Anne thinks of staying at Uppercross.

9. Explain what happens the day before the planned dinner at Uppercross that keeps Anne from attending.

10. Explain what Anne and Admiral Croft discuss on their walk.

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Do you feel that Captain Wentworth should have married Anne, Louisa or Henrietta? Use examples from the book to defend your choice. If you don't think he should have married any of them, explain why.

Essay Topic 2

From the point that he shows back up in the lives of the Elliots, Mr. Elliot, the heir, has questionable motivations. Describe Mr. Elliot. Do you trust his motivations, even though he has a bad history? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 3

Mary and Charles play a large role in Anne's life, especially in the early part of the book. Explain how Anne relates to them. Do they listen to her? Does she help them? Does she feel caught in the middle? Use examples from the book to explain.

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