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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. Which of the following does Pinkie discover about the room in Part 7, Chapter 4?
2. What does Ida tell Rose before leaving in Part 7, Chapter 1?
3. As Ida tells Rose about how lust is distracting her, how much of youth does she say also has the same problem?
4. Which one of the following does Rose tell Pinkie in Part 5, Chapter 2?
5. How does Mr. Hewitt react to Spicer's murder?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Pinkie and Dallow respond to Colleoni's offer in Part 7, Chapter 5?
2. Where is Pinkie as Ida talks with Rose in Part 7, Chapter 2, and how does Rose tell him about Ida's visit?
3. Where and how does Pinkie tell Rose about his plan in Part 7, Chapter 7?
4. Why does Cubitt go to the Cosmopolitan and who does he meet first there?
5. Why is Pinkie becoming more aggressive and paranoid in Part 5, Chapter 1?
6. What crime does Pinkie commit in front of Mr. Prewitt in Part 4, Chapter 3?
7. What does Ida tell Rose in Part 7, Chapter 1, and how does she respond?
8. How are Pinkie and Rose married?
9. What does Ida tell Phil about her adventure in Part 7, Chapter 6?
10. How does Crab explain Colleoni's hiring procedures to Cubitt?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Compare and contrast the worlds of Ida and Pinkie, including an analysis of their situations and supporters, the paths they have taken, and examples of the effect that their decisions have had on the story.
Essay Topic 2
The marriage between Pinkie and Rose is a major turning point in the story.
1) Describe how marriage is viewed by both Pinkie and Rose individually.
2) Explain any similarities or differences in how Pinkie and Rose approach the marriage.
3) Analyze how Pinkie and Rose change after the marriage and the general view of marriage that is presented in the book.
Essay Topic 3
Analyze the setting of the novel and the contrasting faces of the town of Brighton, England. Include four examples of how the setting contributes to the plot and/or the character developments.
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