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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. Why is Mr. Fairlie irritated at having to write a narrative?
2. Following Marian's letter to Mr. Fairlie, who visits him personally?
3. Who prepares Laura's body and buries her?
4. When Walter first meets the woman in white, what is she pointing at?
5. What advises Laura to be wary of Sir Percival?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Pesca feel indebted to Walter?
2. What is the significance of the secret Anne claims to know about Sir Percival?
3. Why does Count Fosco consider Marian a worthy opponent?
4. The anonymous letter regarding Sir Percival causes what dilemma for Limmeridge House?
5. Why is Walter upset at the letter he receives from Mrs. Catherick following Sir Percival's death?
6. How does Sir Percival convince the Fairlie's he acted responsibly by putting Anne into the asylum?
7. In the fly on Knowlesbury to London, what does Walter learn from his travel companion?
8. Prior to their marriage, Laura admits that she is in love with another man and gives Sir Percival the option of doing what?
9. Upon learning of the events following Count Fosco's visit, what is Mr. Fairlie's response?
10. What is unique about Marian's intelligence, given the time period of "The Woman in White"?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Analyze the character of Pesca.
1) What is his physical description?
2) What is his relationship with Walter Hartright?
3) What does he represent?
Essay Topic 2
Compare and contrast the characters Walter and Sir Percival in "The Woman in White".
1) How are the two men similar?
2) How are they different?
3) What are they each fighting for and how does this affect the other?
Essay Topic 3
Although many of the characters in "The Woman in White" are considered wealthy, many of them suffer due to financial reasons. Write an essay supporting or refuting the following statement: Money traps many of the characters in "The Woman in White".
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