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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. With what motif is William's old room decorated?
(a) Sports.
(b) No particular motif.
(c) Religious.
(d) Literature.
2. How does Rosie act about her and Ted leaving debts in Blackstable?
(a) She laughs it off.
(b) She justifies their position.
(c) She pretends she did not know that Ted had debts.
(d) She is embarrassed.
3. Where does Rosie take William?
(a) To join a whist game.
(b) To meet her daughter.
(c) To see Ted.
(d) To the horse track.
4. What does Rosie do as Ted writes at night?
(a) Goes out with her friends.
(b) Sews.
(c) Sculpts.
(d) Paints.
5. What does William notice about Amy?
(a) She is quite pretty.
(b) She is good at getting her own way.
(c) She is submissive to men.
(d) She is a bit churlish.
Short Answer Questions
1. In what type of neighborhood do the Driffields reside?
2. What does Ted publish?
3. What does Rosie say when William says she might be having sex with all of her male friends?
4. How does Rosie keep in touch with Blackstable?
5. What is the Driffield's furniture like?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Roy, Amy and William do when William arrives at Amy's home?
2. Describe Rosie's home and Rose herself.
3. How do Rosie and William begin a romantic involvement?
4. What does William discover about Ted and his parties and how is this demonstrated by Isabel Trafford?
5. Describe the Driffields's neighborhood and home.
6. Describe the motel in which William takes a room when he comes to share memories about Ted with Roy and Amy .
7. Who are a couple other regulars at the Driffields' parties?
8. What novel does Ted publish which is a ruthlessly unsentimental tale dealing with a child's death, and what is the public's response to the novel?
9. Describe Isabel's work on Ted's behalf.
10. How does William re-connect with the Driffields?
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