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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. Whom does Madame Duval attempt to visit after leaving Howard Grove?
(a) Sir Clement Willoughby.
(b) Monsieur Du Bois.
(c) Sir John Belmont.
(d) Rev. Villars.

2. What remark does Captain Mirvan make to his daughter Maria upon seeing her?
(a) He calls her tall and ill formed.
(b) He says that she is the fairest in the room.
(c) He calls her his utmost blessing.
(d) He compares her beauty to her mother's.

3. With whom did Evelina dance at the ball?
(a) Commander Kensley.
(b) Lord Bellmont.
(c) Lord Orville.
(d) Lord Mirvan.

4. Who writes Letter XXXI to Sir John Belmont?
(a) Madame Duval.
(b) Lady Howard.
(c) Evelina.
(d) Rev. Villars.

5. What is Evelina’s overall opinion of Captain Mirvan?
(a) That he is vulgar and surly.
(b) That he is deceitful and arrogant.
(c) That he is handsome and intelligent.
(d) That he is respectful and honorable.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the first man who asked Evelina to dance at the ball refer to her as?

2. In Letter XXVII, how does Lady Howard feel that Sir Belmont will react to claiming Evelina as his child?

3. How did Miss Evelyn die?

4. To whom is Letter V delivered?

5. To whom does Mr. Villars write in Letter XXIX to sympathize with Evelina’s concerns?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Reverend Villars feel about Evelina’s marriage to Lord Orville?

2. What is ironic about the relationship between Mr. Macartney and Miss Belmont?

3. What are the circumstances of Evelina Anville’s birth?

4. After both “daughters” are married, what does Sir Belmont plan to do?

5. Why is Mr. Macartney at Mrs. Beauchamp’s house?

6. Who is the protagonist in the story?

7. What does Madame Duval Request of Rev. Villars?

8. How does the reader know that Evelina is changing her attitude towards Lord Orville?

9. Whom should Evelina marry, according to Sir Belmont?

10. Who convinced Frances not to have one of her plays performed? Why?

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