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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Page 273 through 353..

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is awaiting Hofmiller when he returns to his barracks after his trip with the Kekesfalvas?
(a) A visit from his father.
(b) An invitation to a wedding.
(c) A package from Kekesfalva.
(d) A telegram from Dr. Condor.

2. Why does Kekesfalva like Dr. Condor so much?
(a) Dr. Condor shows him more respect than Edith's other doctors do.
(b) Dr. Condor went to the best schools.
(c) He is the only doctor who has remained optimistic about Edith's chances for improving her condition.
(d) They grew up together and have been lifelong friends.

3. When Kekesfalva apologizes for his daughter's rude behavior, how does he describe Edith when she was a child?
(a) He didn't know her as a small child because she was adopted at a later age.
(b) She was energetic and constantly moving, to the point of being reckless.
(c) She was handicapped from birth.
(d) She was shy and quiet.

4. How does Ilona think Hofmiller feels about Edith?
(a) She thinks he returns her love.
(b) She thinks he is only after her money.
(c) She thinks he pities her.
(d) She thinks he doesn't respect her.

5. How does Dr. Condor perceive that Edith's attitude seems to have changed?
(a) She seems to be afraid of him.
(b) She seems to trust him more than she did before.
(c) She asks many more questions than before.
(d) She is more resistant toward him and seems more frustrated.

Short Answer Questions

1. After Kekesfalva speaks privately to Hofmiller about talking to Dr. Condor, what is Edith's mood when the two men return to the house?

2. How does Hofmiller feel about the book he is reading?

3. What form of transportation do Hofmiller and the Kekesfalvas take on their day trip?

4. What does his decision to trot instead of gallop make Hofmiller realize about himself?

5. What does Hofmiller do while Edith plays with the new foals?

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