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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. Who does Rosie say is always the perfect gentleman?
(a) William.
(b) Kear.
(c) Kemp.
(d) Ted.
2. To whom has Roy grown close?
(a) William.
(b) Amy.
(c) The Traffords.
(d) Rosie.
3. What does William discover that surprises him?
(a) That Ted is the author of 20 books and on the brink of discovery.
(b) That Rosie if pregnant.
(c) That Roy is the same age as William and has already published several books.
(d) That Ted and Rosie are not actually married legally.
4. What habit does William get into doing?
(a) Reading only one hour a night instead of four.
(b) Walking with Rosie in the neighborhood.
(c) Writing on his book one hour a day.
(d) Attending the Driffields' parties.
5. Where do William and Rosie often go?
(a) Music halls or theaters.
(b) To other friends's homes for whist.
(c) The opera.
(d) The symphony.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Ted's study smell like?
2. What does Ted seem to be doing?
3. To William, how does Rosie always remain?
4. Who does William meet through the Driffields?
5. What renowned poet does Isabel manage?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does William think about the House of Lords and how he would assign rank within literature?
2. Describe the situation that keeps Rosie occupied for a couple weeks and which infuriates William.
3. How do Rosie and William begin a romantic involvement?
4. Describe how William encounters Rosie in New York?
5. Describe Isabel's work on Ted's behalf.
6. Describe Roy's relationship with the Traffords.
7. What is Rosie's response to William's sulkiness about Kuyper and other men?
8. Describe the scene where William is talking to Hillier about painting Rosie.
9. What does William say about Rosie's affairs and what are Amy and Roy's response?
10. Why does Ted buy the house he buys and what does Amy do despite Ted fighting her about it?
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