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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. What does Elizabeth agree to give to Ian in exchange for financial support for her home in Havenhurst?

2. Upon returning home with her new husband, what is the first question that crosses Elizabeth's mind?

3. How does Ian convince Elizabeth's family to accept his marriage proposal?

4. After arriving to Ian's house, what does Elizabeth promise to teach Ian to do?

5. What is the name of Ian's home?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the news from the private investigator affect Elizabeth's decisions on her wedding day?

2. How does Ian react when Belhaven tries to monopolize Elizabeth's time at the ball?

3. Why does Elizabeth constantly chide Ian about his spending habits?

4. What explanation does Robert give to Elizabeth about his disappearance when he returns to Havenhurst?

5. Who demands that Elizabeth leave Ian's cottage and return to Havenhurst at once?

6. What new things does Elizabeth learn about Ian after they are married?

7. How was Ian's family killed?

8. How does Ian convince Elizabeth's family to let him marry her?

9. What does Ian realize he must do if he wants to marry Elizabeth?

10. How does Elizabeth prepare for her escape from Ian with Robert?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

When Elizabeth is snooping around Ian's home, she finds a treasure box from his childhood. First, explain where Elizabeth found this treasure box, and why it was an unusual place for a lady of her standing to be snooping. Then, explain what items Elizabeth found stored in the treasure box and why Ian had kept these items for all these years. Finally, describe Ian's reaction to seeing the treasure box again. What explanation does he give to Elizabeth for keeping it hidden all this time?

Essay Topic 2

Gambling had a large effect on the Cameron family's life. First, describe Elizabeth's father's gambling habit and the way it affected his family's life. Then, compare / contrast the gambling habits of Elizabeth's father and her brother. What is the same about their habits? What is different? Finally, explain how Elizabeth's father's gambling habits affected his family even long after his death.

Essay Topic 3

Ian is from Scotland, the land he still returns to and calls his home. First, describe Ian's life in Scotland. Then, compare / contrast that to Ian's life in England. How does Ian's life change when he takes over his grandfather's title in London? What is he giving up in order to marry Elizabeth? What is he gaining?

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