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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II, Chapters 13-14.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Eduard view his previous feelings of love, before he loved Ottilie?
(a) As mere wastes of time.
(b) As the pinnacles of human feeling.
(c) As necessary endeavors.
(d) As practice for his future seduction of Ottilie.

2. What activity does the Count suggest would benefit from Luciane's personality?
(a) Concentrating on painting and drawing.
(b) Studying the piano to become a famous musician.
(c) Singing famous and worshipful psalms.
(d) Impersonating tableaux from famous paintings.

3. What is the nature of the solicitor's visit to Charlotte?
(a) The solicitor comes to advise Charlotte with regards to her pending divorce from Eduard.
(b) The solicitor's errand is to serve Charlotte with a court summons from a merchant in the village.
(c) The solicitor's client has decided to sue Charlotte for a large sum related to damaged property.
(d) The solicitor and his client disagree with Charlotte's decision to move the graves in the churchyard.

4. What service does Ottilie volunteer to do for Eduard?
(a) Repair his many torn articles of clothing.
(b) Finalize the design of the chapel.
(c) Make the final copy of the farmstead sale contract.
(d) Finish the lengthy inventory of the household.

5. How does Ottilie respond to Luciane's arrival?
(a) By sulking in jealousy.
(b) By becoming more talkative and energetic.
(c) By going calmly and cheerfully to work.
(d) By plotting revenge against Luciane for past slights.

Short Answer Questions

1. What faux pas does the foreign visitor's companion notice?

2. What do Eduard and Charlotte disagree strongly about in the wake of the frightening event during the festivities?

3. What about the contract Ottilie copied does Eduard find singular and astonishing?

4. What thought about Ottilie's future preoccupies Charlotte?

5. What is the name of the man who often visits the estate?

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