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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II, Chapters 1-4.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What event leads Eduard to begin to be physically attracted to Ottilie?
(a) Eduard finds that she has written of him in her diary.
(b) They begin a secret correspondence in which they admit their desires.
(c) Ottilie "accidentally" falls into Eduard's arms in the drawing room.
(d) They take the wrong path and get lost while walking.
2. What incites Eduard to make a passionate visit to Charlotte?
(a) The thought of Ottilie working on a project of Eduard's.
(b) The drunken dare of Eduard's male guest.
(c) The realization that he is not yet a father.
(d) The idea that making love to Charlotte will cement his desire for her.
3. What building do the captain and Eduard decide to construct on the grounds of the estate?
(a) A boathouse.
(b) A chapel.
(c) A stable.
(d) A pavilion.
4. How do Eduard and Charlotte act in front of the others the morning after they sleep together?
(a) As if nothing has passed between them the night before.
(b) As if they are ashamed and contrite of their actions.
(c) As if they are proud to have reaffirmed their love.
(d) As if they are suspicious of the thoughts of others.
5. Where does Eduard live while away from his estate?
(a) In a room above the town inn.
(b) In the newly constructed pavilion.
(c) In a farmstead house.
(d) In a wing of the Count's mansion.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the object of the insult Eduard receives indirectly from the Captain?
2. What is the general substance of Ottilie's first journal entry?
3. What about the contract Ottilie copied does Eduard find singular and astonishing?
4. What do the Captain and Charlotte resolve to do regarding the landscape improvements?
5. During a stroll around his property with the captain and Charlotte, what activity does Eduard suddenly change his mind about engaging in, and why?
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