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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. At what is Ted best depicting?
(a) Young men.
(b) The military.
(c) The noble class.
(d) The working class.

2. What is Ted considered at age 80?
(a) Untouchable.
(b) Boring.
(c) The Grand Old Man of English Letters.
(d) Washed out.

3. What does Lady Hodmarsh call Amy?
(a) A hoyden.
(b) A sacrificial caregiver.
(c) A devoted daughter.
(d) A money grabber.

4. What are the Curate and Kemp urging Ted to do?
(a) Sing and join in the chorus.
(b) Write a book about Christ.
(c) Write a book about Blackstable.
(d) Come to church on Christmas eve.

5. Who does Galloway mention?
(a) Mrs. Greencourt.
(b) Roy Kear.
(c) William.
(d) Ted.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does William want to stay when helping Roy?

2. To what of Shakespeare's aspects are Ted compared?

3. Who tells William of the Driffield's background?

4. What does William fail to do when Ted gives him money?

5. What does the young William sometimes wonder about?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when William comes home for Easter Break and what surprising announcement does the Vicar make?

2. What does William learn from Mary-Ann?

3. Describe Roy Kear.

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

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

6. How does William initially meet Rosie?

7. Describe Mary-Ann.

8. What does Lady Hodmarsh say about Amy Driffield?

9. What does William say when asked about Edward Driffield and what do they debate?

10. Why does the Vicar not want to discuss Rosie and Ted?

(see the answer keys)

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