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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 is Mrs. Poyser doing in the beginning of Chapter 6?
(a) Ironing.
(b) Milking cows.
(c) Sweeping.
(d) Baking.
2. Who is Adam Bede's father?
(a) Thias.
(b) Seth.
(c) James.
(d) Arthur.
3. Where is the preacher said to come to the village from in Chapter 2?
(a) Windsor.
(b) Treddleston.
(c) Eagleton.
(d) Stonyshire.
4. Who is Sandy Jim's wife?
(a) Sarah.
(b) Bess.
(c) Hetty.
(d) Dinah.
5. Who is Mr. Irwine's friend whose books have inspired Arthur Dunnithorne to put farmers in better management of their land in Chapter 16?
(a) John Wesley's books.
(b) James Watkins's books.
(c) Roger Roost's books.
(d) Arthur Young's books.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Adam's brother erroneously believe he has finished creating, only to discover it is incomplete in Chapter 1?
2. What is Mrs. Poyser's first name?
3. Who is Mr. Irwine's butler?
4. Who is the butler at the Chase Farm that instructs Adam to dine upstairs with the large tenants in Chapter 23?
5. When does Arthur Dunnithorne invite the Poyser's to his home for a dance in Chapter 7?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Chapter 17 diverge from other chapters in the novel?
2. What are Mr. Massey's thoughts on women and marriage?
3. What can be discerned about the relationship between Adam and Seth in Chapter 1?
4. What do Hetty's earrings and locket symbolize?
5. What do Dinah Morris and the Reverent Irwine discuss in Chapter 8?
6. From what narrative perspective is the story related? In what tense is the story told?
7. How is Adam Bede described in the opening in Chapter 1?
8. What is seen in the exchange between Arthur and Adam in Chapter 16?
9. What is the party in celebration for in Chapter 24? Why is it significant?
10. What is the setting of Chapter 6? What is taking place as the chapter opens?
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