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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. Who is Phyllida Tallent's escort when she is visiting the church?
2. What is Sir Jasper's relation to Phyllida Talent?
3. What is the assumption Phyllida Tallent makes about Lucifer running errands together with her?
4. What does Lucifer ask for Phyllida Tallent's to help with?
5. What is the main reason Lucifer and Phyllida Tallent travel to the east?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are Phyllida Tallent and Lucifer's feelings towards each other as seen in chapter three?
2. What does Phyllida Tallent's sexual experience with Lucifer make her realize about Mary Anne's promise of secrecy about her love letters?
3. Why is Lucifer delighted to see Phyllida Tallent at the church?
4. Why does Lucifer travel to his friend and mentor's house in Colyton?
5. What are Lucifer's feelings towards Phyllida Tallent as seen at the end of Chapter seven?
6. What happens to Phyllida Tallent when Lucifer runs into her in the woods?
7. Why is Lucifer changing all the locks for the manor?
8. What happens to Phyllida Tallent at Lady Huddlesford's dinner party?
9. Name the new characters introduced in Chapter three and their relationship to other characters.
10. Who is the character of Lucifer as seen in chapter one of the novel?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Lucifer and Phyllida Tallent are the main characters in the novel around whom the story revolves. Compare and contrast the characters of Lucifer and Phyllida Tallent.
Essay Topic 2
Describe the different settings the author uses in the novel and the importance of each setting to the plot of the novel. For example, the setting of the church, the setting of the dance parties, etc.
Essay Topic 3
Lucifer, the hero, is seen as a pursuer. Explain with examples how Lucifer is the pursuer.
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