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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. Sue grew up in ________________.
(a) an orphanage
(b) the local brothel
(c) her grandmother's home
(d) Mrs. Sucksby's home

2. What color of gloves is worn by the gentleman who chooses to bring Maud to Briar?
(a) he does not wear gloves
(b) red
(c) black
(d) white

3. The train station is hung with black cloth because of the death of _______________.
(a) many Londoners due to a terriorist attack
(b) Winston Churchill
(c) Queen Victoria
(d) Prince Albert

4. Maud wakes in the middle of the night and is ________________.
(a) talkative
(b) thirsty
(c) restless
(d) frightened

5. When Maud returns to her room that night, what does Sue expect?
(a) Maud to fire her
(b) Maud to speak of her love for Richard or of the kiss
(c) Maud to announce her engagement to Richard
(d) Maud and she to play gin rummy

Short Answer Questions

1. Maud continues to ask Sue to _________________.

2. What is the name of the flowers Mrs. Cream gives to Maud?

3. What will Richard offer Sue for her agreement to participate in his and Maud's scheme?

4. The house where Christopher Lilly and Maud live is named ___________.

5. What does Sue do to the dress Maud gives her?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Sue think of Maud while they are outside by Maud's mother's grave?

2. Describe a little of Maud's early memories.

3. Why does Sue grow up in Mrs. Sucksby's home?

4. What does Maud ask of Sue and how does Sue respond?

5. Why does Maud relate the story of her coming to Briar?

6. What happens when Richard, Sue and Maud arrive at the insane asylum?

7. What happens in this chapter that foreshadows what happens at the insane asylum?

8. What does Sue compare Maud to and what is the symbolic significance?

9. What does Sue realize about Maud and what does Sue do about this realization?

10. How does Mrs. Sucksby respond to Sue's impending departure?

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