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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. Where does David go after tending to his aunt's business in Dover?
(a) Yarmouth.
(b) Canterbury.
(c) Dover.
(d) London.

2. What is the status of Dora's illness in Chapter 53?
(a) Little hope of recovery.
(b) Dora is dead.
(c) Dora is completely better.
(d) Much better.

3. Who hits Uriah Heep?
(a) David.
(b) Dr. Strong.
(c) Mrs. Strong.
(d) Jack Maldon.

4. In Chapter 46, as David passes the Steerforth house, who asks to speak with him?
(a) Mrs. Steerforth.
(b) Littimer.
(c) Steerforth.
(d) Miss Dartle.

5. How does Rosa Dartle react to Steerforth's death?
(a) She declares her love for Steerforth and her anger at Mrs. Steerforth for making him what he was.
(b) She admits that she is pregnant with Steerforth's child.
(c) She is glad he is dead.
(d) She commits suicide.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does everyone gather to hear Mr. Micawber's evidence in Chapter 52?

2. Who does David first visit when he returns after his travels abroad?

3. What does Agnes reveal to David about her deathbed conversation with Dora?

4. What does David ask Agnes to promise in Chapter 39?

5. Who does Dora specifically send for on her deathbed?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the major problem that David discovers about his marriage to Dora in Chapter 44?

2. What does David hear about Agnes in Chapter 60?

3. What does David realize in Chapter 58?

4. How does Mr. Dick help Dr. and Mrs. Strong, and what is the result?

5. What happens when David confronts Agnes in Chapter 62?

6. Why does Dora say it's better for her to die now?

7. What happens when David sees Ham in Chapter 55?

8. In Chapter 36, who finds work, and what work do they find?

9. How is Mr. Peggotty reunited with Emily?

10. After learning of his newly impoverished state, what does David decide to do, and what happens as a result?

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