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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. How many miles does Adam walk to reach Oakburne in Chapter 38?
(a) 3.
(b) 10.
(c) 5.
(d) 15.
2. Who arrives with a stay-of-execution order in the end of Chapter 47?
(a) Joshua Rann.
(b) Will Maskery.
(c) Arthur Dunnithorne.
(d) Lisbeth Bede.
3. How much money did Hetty set out with on her journey in Chapter 36?
(a) 3 guineas.
(b) 4 guineas.
(c) 2 guineas.
(d) 5 guineas.
4. What is Hetty's destiny compared to in the end of Chapter 31?
(a) An open window.
(b) A little boat.
(c) An orchid.
(d) A rose.
5. How many days of journeying does it take Hetty to get to Stony Stratford in Chapter 36?
(a) 5.
(b) 8.
(c) 3.
(d) 2.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where has Dinah said she wants to work upon returning to Snowfield in Chapter 49?
2. Who does Hetty say she is going to look for to the innkeeper in Stoniton in Chapter 36?
3. Who does Adam resolve to ask for the first dance in Chapter 26?
4. On what date does Chapter 34 begin?
5. With whose dairy management does Mr. Donnithorne say he has been unhappy for some time in Chapter 32?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Hetty's plan as she sets out from Windsor in Chapter 37?
2. What does Sarah Stone say on the stand in Chapter 43?
3. With what is Hetty charged in court? What is the verdict?
4. Why does the Old Squire Donnithorne visit the Poyser home in Chapter 32?
5. How long does it take Hetty to reach her destination in Chapter 36? What does she learn once she arrives?
6. What does Adam discover when he reaches Dinah's home in Snowfield in Chapter 38? What does he do?
7. What action does Arthur commit to in Chapter 29?
8. What arrangement is reached between Hetty and Adam in Chapter 34?
9. How have Adam's circumstances changed in Chapter 33?
10. What does Adam learn from Mr. Irwine in Chapter 39? How does he respond?
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