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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. With whom did Evelina dance at the ball?
(a) Lord Orville.
(b) Commander Kensley.
(c) Lord Mirvan.
(d) Lord Bellmont.
2. Who is Miss Evelyn’s mother?
(a) Mrs. Mirvan.
(b) Madame Duval.
(c) Evelina.
(d) Lady Howard.
3. Who is Monsieur Du Bois?
(a) A friend of Mrs. Mirvan.
(b) A gentleman friend of Madame Duval.
(c) A French warrant officer.
(d) A friend of Captain Mirvan.
4. How much dancing experience has Evelina had at this point in Letter X?
(a) Private lessons with one recital.
(b) School dances.
(c) Formal training by a professional.
(d) None.
5. In Letter XXIV, Rev. Villars is delighted to write to Evelina, who is ________________.
(a) In Paris.
(b) At a university.
(c) At Howard Grove.
(d) In London.
Short Answer Questions
1. To whom is Letter I written?
2. To which suitor at the ridotto does Evelina lie so as to dissuade him?
3. What is Evelina’s overall opinion of Captain Mirvan?
4. At the time of the first letter, how many times has Madame Duval been in the presence of Lady Howard?
5. To whom is Letter II written?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Lord Orville do that would support Evelina’s belief that he is a gentleman?
2. As a child, where was the fake Miss Belmont educated?
3. At the end of the story, what phrase does Evelina use to refer to Reverend Villars?
4. After both “daughters” are married, what does Sir Belmont plan to do?
5. Who investigated Miss Belmont’s background to find out about her predicament?
6. According to the book’s biographical section, what were Frances Burney’s most acclaimed genres in writing?
7. What does Maria hear Lord Orville say about Evelina? What does Lord Orville say in defense of Evelina?
8. What does Madame Duval Request of Rev. Villars?
9. What are the circumstances of Evelina Anville’s birth?
10. How does Reverend Villars feel about Evelina’s marriage to Lord Orville?
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