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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. What does William say is Ted's outstanding merit?
(a) His first wife Rosie.
(b) His good taste in horses.
(c) His Bohemian lifestyle.
(d) His longevity.

2. Where does William want to stay when helping Roy?
(a) At the vicarage.
(b) At Amy's home.
(c) The Bear and Key.
(d) At Roy's home.

3. What does William wonder about Ted?
(a) How he ever ganis such critical acclaim.
(b) How he could have married someone like Amy.
(c) If he ever read any of William's books.
(d) If he still loved Rosie after marrying Amy.

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

5. How does Ted characterize William as a youth?
(a) Outgoing.
(b) Shy.
(c) Intellectual.
(d) Arrogant.

Short Answer Questions

1. What can't William imagine?

2. What does the Vicar announce at dinner?

3. What does William do when he sneaks out to the Driffields?

4. What do some at the tea party believe of Dickens?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. Briefly describe William's interaction with Ted and Rosie when he is a youth.

2. What does William learn from Mary-Ann?

3. Describe Quinten Forde.

4. What are Roy and William doing and what topic does Roy bring up?

5. Describe Ted Driffield.

6. Why does Roy want William's assistance in writing Ted's biograph and what is Roy's purpose in doing so?

7. Describe Mary-Ann.

8. How does William link Ted's advancing age with his success?

9. What does Amy Driffield ask of William?

10. What does Lady Hodmarsh say about Amy Driffield?

(see the answer keys)

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