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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 is the name of Charlotte's daughter?
(a) Luciane.
(b) Ottilie.
(c) Gertrude.
(d) Nanni.
2. What activity does the male guest propose to his hosts upon his first look at the lands around the estate?
(a) That the trio hire a friend of his for the gardening.
(b) That the trio make a detailed survey of the land.
(c) That the trio return to the comfort of the main house.
(d) That the trio make a journey to the court.
3. What does Eduard's note demand of Charlotte?
(a) That Charlotte keep Ottilie at the estate and not send her away.
(b) That Charlotte treat Ottilie as an equal, not as a lesser relative.
(c) That Charlotte send Ottilie to live with her great aunt.
(d) That Charlotte move away from the estate and live as a widow.
4. What idea of the male guest strikes Charlotte like a "thunderbolt?"
(a) The man would like to recommend the Captain to a position with a high powered friend.
(b) The man feels Ottilie is dull company, and he advises Charlotte to turn her out of the house.
(c) The man advises Charlotte to run away with the Captain since they are clearly in love.
(d) The man suggests that Charlotte and Eduard divorce so they may marry others.
5. After Charlotte confronts him, what does Eduard resolve to do?
(a) To obtain a divorce.
(b) To leave home.
(c) To kill himself.
(d) To seduce Ottilie.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Eduard resolve to fulfill his growing need to be always around Ottilie?
2. What very capable person, who takes over the work of the landscape improvements, is the Captain very pleased with?
3. What trait is the man who often visits the estate known for?
4. How does Eduard plan to celebrate the finishing of the landscape improvements, as well as to show his affection for Ottilie?
5. What final decision does Eduard make at the end of Part I?
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