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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 7-10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do some of the people at Mrs. Greencourt's tea party believe about literature?
(a) It ought not to deal with the vicious aspects of society.
(b) It should reflect life in all its various aspects, both good and bad.
(c) They do not really discuss literature.
(d) It should be uplifting to the soul and in praise of God.

2. What does the Vicar announce at dinner?
(a) Rosie has left Ted for Kemp.
(b) William has been accepted into Oxford.
(c) Ted Driffield is in debtors prison.
(d) The Driffields have bolted to London, abandoning their debts.

3. What does Ted insist?
(a) That Rosie come along with them.
(b) That William ask his uncle's permission.
(c) That William dress more formally.
(d) That William make an etching for Ted.

4. About what does Kear seem to have no qualms?
(a) Publishing poor fiction.
(b) Abandoning those whose usefulness he has exhausted.
(c) Plagiarism.
(d) Taking money for trash.

5. What mystifies the young William about Rosie after he hears her history?
(a) That she is still light hearted.
(b) That she has never had a baby.
(c) That Ted would marry her.
(d) That his uncle would forbid his associating with her.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Miss Fellows?

2. What occasionally embarrasses William at the Driffield's house?

3. What does Lady Hodmarsh call Amy?

4. What does William do when he walks in on Rosie having tea with Mary-Ann?

5. What is Kear able to do?

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