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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) Literature.
(b) Religious.
(c) No particular motif.
(d) Sports.

2. What does Rosie encourage William to do?
(a) To leave London after his medical training.
(b) To find other women to date.
(c) To go to dinner and a play with Retford.
(d) To become more and more daring.

3. Why does Hillier seems suspicious at the Saturday afternoon parties?
(a) Because Rosie and William call each other pet names.
(b) No particular reason.
(c) Because Rosie and William laugh at nothing.
(d) Because Rosie and William exchange secret looks.

4. What does William sense about Ted's affect?
(a) He is unhappy.
(b) He is in love.
(c) He is growing aloof.
(d) He is becoming surly.

5. What does Rosie do instead of talking a lot?
(a) Reads out loud interesting bits of information.
(b) Includes her companions in "persuasive well-being."
(c) Gets others to talk about themselves.
(d) Sings.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to Kemp's business deal?

2. What is the Bear and Key where William stays like?

3. What happens when Ted catches pneumonia?

4. To what do the Driffields invite William?

5. What does William learn from Newton one day?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is said about Rosie as William, Amy and Roy look at photographs?

2. Who are a couple other regulars at the Driffields' parties?

3. How does Ted meet and marry his second wife and what is Isabel Trafford's reaction?

4. Describe Rosie's home and Rose herself.

5. What does Rosie do at night while Ted writes?

6. Describe Amy Driffield.

7. Describe Isabel Trafford.

8. How does William describe his visit to his former quarters and his landlady, Mrs. Hudson?

9. Describe the Driffields's neighborhood and home.

10. What is Rosie's response to William's sulkiness about Kuyper and other men?

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