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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 Susan find in a case?
(a) A photograph.
(b) Recorders.
(c) Ink and a pen.
(d) Mr. Foe's next story.
2. What best describe the dwelling where Susan lives in Part Two?
(a) A second story apartment.
(b) An inn.
(c) A rented cottage.
(d) Her grandfather's house.
3. What does Mr. Foe say it is a shame that Cruso didn't save from the wreck?
(a) Muskets, powder or tools.
(b) Ink and paper.
(c) Seeds of some sort.
(d) His wife.
4. Who does the person who watches the house where Susan and Friday live claim to be?
(a) Mr. Foe's brother.
(b) Susan's uncle.
(c) Susan's daughter.
(d) Mr. Foe's aunt.
5. Who tells Susan that he or she has been following her?
(a) Young Susan.
(b) The constable.
(c) Mrs. Maxwell.
(d) George Lewes.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Susan do with the money she receives from Mr. Foe in the beginning of Part Two?
2. What is true of George Lewes, according to the person who visits Susan in Part Two?
3. What does Susan think is one of the questions that readers will wonder about her story?
4. What does Susan compare Friday to when she decides not to send him on the ship?
5. What does Susan worry about regarding the story of her life as a cast-away?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does young Susan describe herself?
2. What is Susan's reaction when Mr. Foe's letter is returned unopened?
3. Describe how Susan and young Susan first meet.
4. Explain the significance of the dead baby Susan finds on the side of the road.
5. Why is the case of recorders important?
6. What forms the bond between Susan and Friday in Part Two?
7. Explain Susan's concerns over her story.
8. How does Mr. Foe impact the novel in Part Two?
9. What is the significance of Susan putting her written pages into Mr. Foe's basket?
10. Why does Susan say that she and Friday live in Mr. Foe's house "like poor relations"?
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