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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 7 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. To whom does Evelina write about Lord Orville’s presence at Mrs. Beaumont’s?

2. What explanation does Rev. Villars offer for Lord Orville’s reply letter?

3. Who is one of Mrs. Beaumont’s friends?

4. Who fraudulently borrows a coach?

5. Who plans on visiting Mrs. Beaumont’s house?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Evelina returns to Berryhill after her visit to London?

2. What does Rev. Villars suggest for Evelina to do so that her health will improve?

3. Who are Evelina’s companions while visiting Madame Duval in London? How does Evelina feel about their companionship?

4. What scheme do Madame Duval and the Branghtons carry out when they find out that Evelina has connections to Lord Orville?

5. What does Evelina do when she finds out about the Branghtons’ shenanigans?

6. What are the circumstances under which Evelina saves Mr. Macartney?

7. How does Sir Clement Willoughby come to Evelina’s rescue?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

One of the themes of the story is the absurdity of social rules. Explore how the author develops this theme, particularly when Evelina commits a “social sin” at the ball.

Essay Topic 2

Reverend Villars is not Evelina’s biological father, but she reveres him as such. Examine her reasons for looking upon him as her father.

Essay Topic 3

Vivid imagery is important to a reader’s understanding and enjoyment of stories. Select at least 5 images from Evelina and explore their contribution to your understanding of the story’s deeper meaning.

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