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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. Which of the following is true about Elizabeth's father?
(a) He loved to drink alcohol.
(b) He loved to set fires.
(c) He loved to gamble.
(d) He loved to ride horses.
2. What card game does Ian engage in at the party where he meets Elizabeth?
(a) Gin.
(b) Rummy.
(c) Poker.
(d) Blackjack.
3. Why does Lucinda think Ian is the grandson of the Duke of Stanhope?
(a) Because they look very similar.
(b) Because she remembers when Ian was born.
(c) Because she has heard rumors.
(d) Because Ian told her so.
4. How does Robert feel after his duel with Ian?
(a) He is confused.
(b) He is subdued.
(c) He is humiliated.
(d) He is proud.
5. While dining with Sir Belhaven, what does Elizabeth claim to want to do with all her money?
(a) Spend it on jewels.
(b) Spend it traveling.
(c) Save it in the bank.
(d) Donate it to charity.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Lucinda's last name?
2. What is the one thing Robert claims Elizabeth is missing in her personality?
3. How does Elizabeth travel from one city to another when her group leaves her behind?
4. What is Elizabeth concerned about when she realizes she will be alone with Ian in the cabin?
5. After telling Ian that she knows who he is, what does Lucinda request of him?
Short Essay Questions
1. What problem arises when Ian and his friend Jake arrive at the house in Scotland?
2. What fact does Lucinda overhear when she is eavesdropping on Ian's conversations?
3. Why does Elizabeth think that Valerie tricked her into meeting Ian at the greenhouse?
4. Who is Viscount Mondevale?
5. Why does Lord Everly accuse Ian of cheating?
6. Who is Duncan?
7. What rumors does Valerie begin to spread about Elizabeth and Ian?
8. Who is Sir Frances Belhaven?
9. Why doesn't anyone come to Ian's defense with Lord Everly is accusing him of cheating?
10. How does Elizabeth trick Sir Frances Belhaven into thinking that she is not marriage material?
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