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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. Rosemary offers the woman a glass of ____.

2. The boy also cries out about support from which of the following?

3. Eleanor and Philip walk along ____ Street.

4. What color was the second hat?

5. A newspaper boy yells out news about U.S. breaking ties with which country?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Philip react when he meets Tess?

2. What happens when Dora finds Philip's letter to Eleanor?

3. Philip visits Eleanor at work. What occurs during the visit?

4. What does Philip do after Eleanor declines an invitation to dinner?

5. Discuss the letter written to Rosemary from Philip.

6. Discuss the conversation held between Jane and Rosemary regarding the upcoming wedding.

7. Who is Rosemary?

8. Who enters the room? What occurs?

9. What is contained in the telegram sent to Rosemary?

10. What causes Eleanor to depart?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Describe the relationship between Philip and Eleanor. Are they close? Is there anything unusual about their relationship? How might the pregnancy affect the relationship? Why do you think Eleanor refuses to marry Doyle? What might happen to the baby? How might Philip's return affect the way Eleanor plans to raise Tess?

Essay Topic 2

Write a short memoir that might have been written by Eleanor Smith. What types of things would Smith be most proud of in her career and personal lives? What other types of professional work might Eleanor have done or rise to in the future? Would the memoir include details of his relationships with Philip? How might Philip describe how she felt before, during and after her meetings with Philip? How would Eleanor address Philip's death?

Essay Topic 3

Assuming a psychiatrist's point of view, analyze the situation with Philip's post traumatic stress syndrome and Stockholm syndrome. Discuss Philip's history in regards to mental stability. What would a psychiatrist say about Philip's conditions? What would the terminology be from a psychiatrist's point of view? What kind of treatment might Philip have benefited from before the situation got out of hand? Is the behavior something that can be "cured?" If so, how? If not, what else can be done?

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