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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. After moving back to Hohen-Cremmen, where does Effi enjoy walking with Pastor Niemeyer?
(a) Through fields.
(b) In town.
(c) In the park.
(d) The beach.

2. Who does Innstetten say Annie gets her temperament from?
(a) Effi's mother.
(b) Annie's mother.
(c) Her French blood.
(d) Being spoiled when she was a baby.

3. What happens to Annie when she falls one day after school?
(a) She cuts her head.
(b) She sprains her ankle.
(c) She breaks her arm.
(d) She loses consciousness.

4. Who does Innstetten ask to post some letters for him?
(a) Annie.
(b) Roswitha.
(c) Wüllersdorf.
(d) Johanna.

5. What does Wüllersdorf say Innstetten should resign himself over to like everyone else?
(a) Hard work.
(b) Depression.
(c) Family life.
(d) Happiness.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who offers help after Effi is abandoned by her husband and parents?

2. Who does Effi seek help from to get permission to see her daughter?

3. Where did Roswitha give birth to a child?

4. After passing the schloon, who does Effi ride alone with in the sleigh?

5. After the duel, who deals with the authorities on Innstetten's behalf?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the postman deliver to Effi when she is staying in Ems?

2. After the duel, what does Innstetten think he should have done instead?

3. What is found one day after Annie cuts her head?

4. Who does Effi coincidentally see on the horse tram, and what does she become inspired to do?

5. What happened to Roswitha in the past when she found out she was pregnant?

6. What do Effi's acquaintances in Berlin often swap anecdotes about?

7. In Chapter 34, who recommends that Effi go back to Hohen-Cremmen?

8. Why is Innstetten happier in Berlin than in Kessin?

9. Why does Innstetten say he must duel with Crampas?

10. How does Effi say good-bye to Gieshübler?

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