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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. What does the person who Dora and Mildred meet on the way home from the school event think about Rocky?
(a) He is a pathetic person.
(b) He is a shallow person.
(c) He is a sad person.
(d) He is a dangerous person.

2. Where do Rocky and Mildred sit at the Learned Society?
(a) On the roof.
(b) In the gallery.
(c) On a bench.
(d) To the side, away from the group.

3. What does Mildred's lunch date think about excellent women?
(a) They are forgettable at best.
(b) They are to be revered and respected, always.
(c) They are the most pathetic type of woman.
(d) They should stay unmarried and enjoy life.

4. What does Mildred agree to help with when she arrives at the Malorys?
(a) The curtains.
(b) The cooking.
(c) Vacuuming the couch.
(d) The dusting.

5. What are these two people doing when Dora and Mildred see them during their outing?
(a) Kissing.
(b) Fighting.
(c) Holding hands.
(d) Buying candy.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do Helena, Everard, Rocky and Mildred go to the Learned Society?

2. Who did Mildred live with after her parents died?

3. What does the person who Dora and Mildred meet on the way home tell them about Rocky?

4. When Mildred receives a telegram meant for Helena, what does it say?

5. Who is the pastor at Mildred's church?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Mildred visit the Malory house in Chapter 7, and what does she do while there?

2. When Dora comes to visit, what do they do together?

3. Describe Mildred Lathbury.

4. Who is Everard Bone?

5. Describe the Malorys.

6. What do the Malorys decide about their house?

7. Where do Helena, Mildred, Rocky and Everard go together?

8. How does Helena feel about her husband's return and why does she feel this way?

9. Who does Mildred run into at church?

10. What does Mildred discuss with the Malorys while having dinner with them?

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