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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 say that eating human flesh is bound to be like?
(a) Eating the meat at the pub.
(b) Any other human sin.
(c) Eating chicken.
(d) Any other mindless ritual.

2. Who does Susan find when she goes to Mr. Foe's home on May 1st?
(a) Her grandfather.
(b) The captain of the Hobart.
(c) Baliff's.
(d) Mr. Foe and Mr. Lewes.

3. Who does Susan notice watching the house where she lives with Friday, after they have moved to the second location?
(a) An old man.
(b) A young girl.
(c) A handsome young constable.
(d) The nosy old woman from the millner's shop.

4. What does Mr. Foe say it is a shame that Cruso didn't save from the wreck?
(a) Ink and paper.
(b) His wife.
(c) Muskets, powder or tools.
(d) Seeds of some sort.

5. What does Susan thank Mr. Foe for giving back to her?
(a) Independence.
(b) Substance.
(c) A sense of purpose.
(d) Dignity.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who tells Susan that he or she has been following her?

2. What does Susan compare to moving the stones on the island?

3. What does Susan say might be a way to communicate with Friday?

4. What does Susan say the terraces on the island come to resemble with the passage of time?

5. How is Susan feeling when she starts to dance?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are Susan's insecurities in Part Two?

2. Why is Susan's dance important?

3. Describe the settings in Part Two.

4. Why does Susan say that she and Friday live in Mr. Foe's house "like poor relations"?

5. What forms the bond between Susan and Friday in Part Two?

6. Why is the case of recorders important?

7. What is the significance of Susan putting her written pages into Mr. Foe's basket?

8. Is Susan self-sufficient or dependent on others?

9. Describe how Susan and young Susan first meet.

10. Explain Susan's concerns over her story.

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