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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 40, 41, 42, and 43.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. After leaving the brothel, what does Charles do?
(a) Goes home alone to Kensington.
(b) Takes a carriage back to Lyme.
(c) Picks up a prostitute who resembles Sarah.
(d) Finds the nearest hotle and goes to sleep.

2. What shocks Charles during his interview with Mr. Freeman?
(a) Freeman offers to buy Charles a title.
(b) Freeman suggests decreasing Ernestina's dowry.
(c) Freeman offers him a job in his business.
(d) Mr. Freeman tells Charles that Ernestina is adopted.

3. Immediately after Charles discovers that Sarah is not dead, what happens in Ernestina's bedroom?
(a) She wakes from a dream in which Charles is lost at sea.
(b) She calls for Sam to interrogate him about Charles.
(c) She decides to get dressed and go looking for Charles.
(d) She rereads her diary entry from that morning.

4. What double duty does Sam perform at Mrs. Tranter's door?
(a) He recites a poem to Mary as he gives her the flowers for Ernestina.
(b) He delivers the flowers along with a singing telegram.
(c) He delivers the flowers for Ernestina and an invitation to a dance for Mary.
(d) He delivers Charles' bouquet for Ernestina and a smaller one for Mary, the maid.

5. What annoying habit did Aunt Tranter have which causes Ernestina consternation?
(a) She is an inveterate gossip.
(b) She sits at her window with a telescope.
(c) She insists on being a chaperone for Ernestina and Charles.
(d) She dips snuff in the parlor.

Short Answer Questions

1. What rests on a table at the bay window of Dr. Grogan's house?

2. What resolution does Charles make on his way back to Lyme?

3. What does Charles do when Sam comes into his room the following morning?

4. Where does Charles go after leaving the Freeman mansion?

5. How does Dr. Grogan rebut Charles' objection that nothing improper passed between him and Sarah?

(see the answer key)

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