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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. Moon thinks that the portrayal that Birkin suspects is a portrait will _______.
2. How does Alic respond after Birkin tells her that he finds her attractive?
3. Before telling Alice that he finds her attractive, who does Birkin also say finds her attractive?
4. Who does Birkin see in town when he and the Ellerbecks go to Ripon?
5. Who leads the worship service in the church where Birkin is working?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Birkin's ride home from Barton Ferry.
2. Why do Birkin and the Ellerbecks go to Ripon and are they successful in meeting their goal?
3. Describe what Birkin and Moon see as they unearth the tomb of Miss Hebron's ancestor.
4. After the service in Barton Ferry, with whom does Birkin have tea? What does he see at their home that upsets him?
5. What part of the painting does the painter leave unfilled? What are Birkin's speculation regarding this situation?
6. Where do Moon and Birkin go to visit Mossop? What do they do there? What do they eat afterward?
7. Describe how Birkin feels the last time he views the painting?
8. Describe the summer in Oxgodby according to Birkin.
9. Describe the final interaction between Alice and Birkin.
10. What does Keach try to give Birkin the day after Birkin tells Alice she is attractive? How does Birkin respond?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay evaluating the connection between Birkin and Moon's work.
Essay Topic 2
The main setting of the novel is a church. In addition, Birkin visits another church with the Ellerbecks and one in Barton Ferry to preach. With all of these symbols of religion in the novel, how much of a role does religion or spirituality play? Are these the same thing? Write an essay examining your ideas.
Essay Topic 3
Write an essay examining the influence of the war on the novel and on the individual characters.
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