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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 Helen have Mr. Huntingdon do before seeing his son in Chapter 47?
(a) Apologize to her.
(b) Agree to keep it short.
(c) Sign a paper.
(d) Stop drinking.

2. Why does Mr. Huntingdon accuse Helen of having an affair?
(a) Because she started painting again.
(b) Because he read her mail.
(c) Because he was drinking.
(d) Because she was talking to Mr. Hargrave.

3. What does Helen do when Mr. Hargrave offers her protection in Chapter 39?
(a) She says she will talk to him about it later.
(b) She turns it down.
(c) She accepts it.
(d) She ignores him.

4. How does Lord Lowborough act when he finds out about his wife's affair?
(a) He is sad.
(b) He is content.
(c) He is relieved.
(d) He is angry.

5. What does Mr. Huntingdon do when Helen visits her sick brother?
(a) Throws a party.
(b) Gambles.
(c) Leaves for London.
(d) Reads her diary.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 48, what does Helen wish for Miss Hargrave?

2. In Chapter 42, what makes Helen believe she can stay in her marriage?

3. Who does Helen write to to have them prepare Wildfell Hall for her?

4. When Lady Lowborough visits in Chapter 31, how does Helen feel about her?

5. In Chapter 30, where does Mr. Huntingdon go for the fall?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Mr. Markham say to Mr. Lawrence after reading Helen's diary?

2. How does Helen finally escape Mr. Huntingdon?

3. In Chapter 39, how does Helen make plans to leave her husband?

4. How does Mr. Hargrave try to win Helen's affections?

5. How does Helen get her son to stop drinking alcohol?

6. How does Mr. Huntingdon use Arthur to upset Helen?

7. What happens when Mr. Huntingdon returns home in Chapter 30?

8. In Chapter 50, what makes Mr. Markham anxious?

9. In Chapter 31, what does Helen notice about Lord Lowborough?

10. How does Mr. Markham reveal who he is writing his letter to?

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