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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part I, Chapters 16-18.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Eduard convince Ottilie of regarding Charlotte and/or the Captain?
(a) The Captain is preparing to duel with Eduard.
(b) Charlotte loves the Captain and wants a divorce from Eduard.
(c) Ottilie will never be loved by anyone because she is ugly.
(d) Charlotte has secretly planned for Ottilie to marry the schoolmaster.

2. What gift does Ottilie find from Eduard when she returns to her room after the celebration?
(a) A coach ticket for Italy and a traveling cloak.
(b) A chest filled with fine fabrics and jewelery.
(c) A new mare, already trained for gentle riding.
(d) A set of rare books by her favorite author.

3. What incites Eduard to make a passionate visit to Charlotte?
(a) The idea that making love to Charlotte will cement his desire for her.
(b) The thought of Ottilie working on a project of Eduard's.
(c) The drunken dare of Eduard's male guest.
(d) The realization that he is not yet a father.

4. What trait is the man who often visits the estate known for?
(a) For his many extra-marital affairs.
(b) For bragging about his wealth.
(c) For high-class begging.
(d) For settling all manner of disputes.

5. What request does Eduard make of the person who visits him in his solitude?
(a) For the person's forgiveness and blessing.
(b) This person's help in obtaining a divorce.
(c) That this person take a letter to Ottilie.
(d) For a loan so he may buy a new house.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the schoolmaster's second letter say about Ottilie, in general?

2. What building do the companions find, with pleasure, that can easily hold all four of them?

3. How does Ottilie respond to Charlotte's mention of the Captain potentially getting married?

4. What does Eduard focus on in his solitude?

5. What does Eduard propose to sell to pay for the main project undertaken by the household?

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