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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. What does Effi name her daughter?
(a) Sophie.
(b) Hanna.
(c) Annie.
(d) Lena.

2. After they have married, what of Effi does her father say that Innstetten will NOT be able to cope with?
(a) Her desire for fun and adventure.
(b) Her attachment to animals.
(c) Her uncontrollable temper.
(d) Her childishness.

3. What is the name of Innstetten's maid?
(a) Elke.
(b) Charlotte.
(c) Johanna.
(d) Grete.

4. What does Innstetten suggest might happen if Gieshübler feels self-conscious?
(a) He will not come to the house anymore.
(b) He will lose his temper.
(c) He will distrust Effi.
(d) He will get tongue-tied.

5. What does Effi's father imagine Innstetten will drag his daughter to see?
(a) Ancient ruins.
(b) Art collections.
(c) Horse races.
(d) Operas.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Effi tell Johanna she has seen in her room?

2. Where does the barren road that Effi studies in Chapter 8 lead to?

3. What does Effi send to Innstetten in response to his letters?

4. After her wedding, where does Effi send her parents a full letter from?

5. Who does Effi's mother joke that her daughter is in love with?

Short Essay Questions

1. What complaints does Roswitha have about her former employer?

2. Who does Effi's father believe would have been a better match for Innstetten?

3. What does Effi's sea burial for the gooseberry skins remind her of?

4. What does Effi believe she sees in the night when Innstetten is away at Varzin?

5. Where does Effi intend to go after her baby is born?

6. What does Effi's father think will be a problem in his daughter's marriage?

7. What do Effi and her father discuss about Rollo when she returns to Hohen-Cremmen for a visit?

8. What do the aristocrats who meet Effi have to say about her?

9. Why does Innstetten hope Effi will become well-liked?

10. What does Effi think of when she sees Innstetten in his office?

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