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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. Whose passing into adulthood is Emily mourning in this section of the book?
(a) Lola
(b) Hermione
(c) Briony
(d) Cecilia
2. In how many points of view does Briony want to write about the scene she has just seen?
(a) 2
(b) 4
(c) 3
(d) 1
3. Which character's profession is in banking, something which is dull and uninspiring to them?
(a) Cecilia
(b) Marshall
(c) Leon
(d) Robbie
4. Where does Briony decide she will wait until some real event takes place?
(a) The fountain
(b) The garden
(c) The bridge
(d) The grass
5. With what degree has Robbie graduated from university?
(a) History
(b) Mathematics
(c) Biology
(d) Literature
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Briony see Robbie and Cecilia talking?
2. When Briony's fantasy fades, the difficult _________ occurs.
3. What does Emily make sure the children have done before she retreats?
4. Why does Emily retreat to her bedroom every afternoon?
5. What is the unthinkable obscenity that the answer to question #52 utters?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Briony realize to be one of the strengths of writing for drama?
2. What does Briony do as she constructs yet another story?
3. What is the name of the play Briony has been trying to prepare for a few days?
4. Who does Emily trust to take care of things around the house while she tries to rest?
5. Why is Lola embarrassed by Marshall?
6. What do the children do in response to Emily because her illness stops Emily from giving her children a mother's attention?
7. What is Robbie thinking of as he soaks in a bathtub?
8. What are some of the things that Robbie's tiny office contains?
9. What does Cecilia do in order to brighten up the guestroom for Paul Marshall, a friend of her brother's?
10. What does Robbie presume will happen in relation to the funding for his future schooling?
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