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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 Hetty's destiny compared to in the end of Chapter 31?
(a) A rose.
(b) An open window.
(c) An orchid.
(d) A little boat.
2. Who is Arthur's servant that he rings when he gets up in Chapter 29?
(a) Jack.
(b) Pym.
(c) Rusty.
(d) Roger.
3. Who will be the Poysers' new neighbor, according to Mr. Dunnithorne in Chapter 32?
(a) Mr. Thurle.
(b) Mr. Casson.
(c) Mr. Dingall.
(d) Mr. Gedge.
4. How much time has passed from Adam's meeting with Arthur to the opening of Chapter 49?
(a) 18 months.
(b) 3 years.
(c) 2 years.
(d) 8 months.
5. Where does the innkeeper say Arthur's militia has gone for a fortnight in Chapter 36?
(a) Ireland.
(b) Stonyshire.
(c) Treddleston.
(d) Rosseter.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is the burly old coachman from that asks Hetty about the man she's chasing after in Chapter 36?
2. Where does Arthur ask Adam to walk him after he revives in Chapter 28?
3. When does Arthur tell Hetty to meet him in woods tomorrow as they dance in Chapter 26?
4. How many miles does Adam walk to reach Oakburne in Chapter 38?
5. Who arrives to see Hetty at prison in the beginning of Chapter 45?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is the conflict between Adam and Arthur resolved in Chapter 28?
2. Why does Adam go to Hall Farm in Chapter 30? What does he do there?
3. What does Adam learn from Mr. Irwine in Chapter 39? How does he respond?
4. What happens as Adam prepares to dance with Hetty in Chapter 26?
5. What does Sarah Stone say on the stand in Chapter 43?
6. How have Adam's circumstances changed in Chapter 33?
7. What is written in Arthur's letter in Chapter 31? How does Hetty respond to the letter?
8. What happens when Dinah goes to the prison in Chapter 45?
9. What arrangement is reached between Hetty and Adam in Chapter 34?
10. Where is Hetty journeying in Chapter 36? Why?
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