2. Mrs. Snagsby, as well as the reader, is unclear at this time about ___________.
(a) Richard's stability.
(b) The real identity of the servant woman.
(c) Mrs. Dedlock's integrity.
(d) The real identity of Nemo.

3. The subject of Jarndyce and Jarndyce involves ___________.
(a) An unfair termination.
(b) The distribution of a large inheritance.
(c) A corporate takeover.
(d) A defamation of character suit.

4. Esther's attitude toward Jarndyce is one of ___________.
(a) Gratitude.
(b) Suspicion.
(c) Indifference.
(d) Anger.

5. Mrs. Jellyby's response to Caddy's wedding announcement is one of ___________.
(a) Happiness.
(b) Fury.
(c) Indifference.
(d) Hopelessness.

6. Morbury Dedlock's wife will haunt the Dedlock house ___________.
(a) Until the Dedlock family leaves the house.
(b) Until the family becomes humble.
(c) Until Watt and Rosa marry.
(d) Until Mrs. Rouncewell's sons return.

7. Lady Dedlock has assumed for years that her daughter had ___________.
(a) Died at birth.
(b) Been adopted.
(c) Married well.
(d) Moved to America.

8. Tulkinghorn wants to find out ___________.
(a) Who copied Lady Dedlock's affidavit.
(b) Where Snagsby has stored the affidavit.
(c) Where Lady Dedlock keeps her papers.
(d) Where the original will is located.

9. Mr.Chadaband delivers a lecture to Jo regarding ___________.
(a) Honor.
(b) Truth.
(c) Theft.
(d) Dignity.

10. Wy does Guppy want to get Esther tied into the Jarndyce case?
(a) So that she and Mr. Jarndyce can marry.
(b) So she will accept his marriage proposal.
(c) So that she can finally claim her true mother.
(d) So she will share her wealth with him.

11. Prince Turveydrop's profession is that of ___________.
(a) A knight.
(b) A solicitor.
(c) A history teacher.
(d) A dance teacher.

12. Richard expects that ___________.
(a) He will build his own ship.
(b) He will open hs own business.
(c) He will obtain a large settlement.
(d) He will find his fortune overseas.

13. The Smallweed home holds ___________.
(a) Merriment.
(b) Loud parties and dinners.
(c) A boisterous bunch of children.
(d) No humor whatsoever.

14. Jarndyce and Jarndyce is the ___________.
(a) A boring and tedious set of treaties.
(b) A story that is passed down through the generations.
(c) Longest running lawsuit in the Chancery.
(d) A huge book with questionable copyrights.

15. Mr. George has visited Grandfather Smallweed regarding ___________.
(a) His desire to close down his business.
(b) His difficulty in paying the principal on a debt.
(c) His friend's untimely death.
(d) Smallweed's reading habits.