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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. Where does Emily welcome the audience?
(a) No where.
(b) The squire's home.
(c) Amherst.
(d) Her sister's home.
2. Why does Emily say that she wears white all of the time?
(a) It makes choosing clothes easier.
(b) It is her favorite color.
(c) To baffle the neighbors.
(d) To show her purity.
3. To what does Emily tell Miss Lyon she is not attracted?
(a) The process of reading.
(b) The other girls who are Christians.
(c) The stories in the Bible
(d) A life of duty.
4. How is Emily known in Amherst?
(a) Quiet writing girl.
(b) Poet extraordinare.
(c) Half cracked daughter.
(d) Little Libby.
5. Who does Emily say knows her better than anyone else?
(a) Her sister.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Her brother.
(d) Her father.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Emily admit about all the things she does?
2. How old is Emily?
3. What is the name of the cake?
4. What does Emily believe it is her business to do?
5. What did Emily tell the audience that she had done anonymously?
Short Essay Questions
1. How and when does Emily enjoy the circus?
2. What distracts Emily that causes the mood of the play to change after the incident with Mr. Crowell?
3. How does Emily say her mother felt about her?
4. How does Vinnie feel about Emily and how does this relate to how Emily's father feels about her?
5. What two emotions did Emily feel about Professor Higginson's visit and what caused her fear?
6. How long did Emily and Professor Higginson communicate and what happened to excite Emily?
7. About what does reading the story about the train accident remind Emily?
8. What would Emily's father do that would floor Emily?
9. How does Emily feel about Jennie after the death of her mother and what are Emily's views on death?
10. How do Emily's and Lavinia's views of autumn in New England differ?
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