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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 60 and 61.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the objection of Mrs. Poulteney and others like her to the Assembly Rooms?
(a) The rooms are too small and stuffy.
(b) The toilets are in full view of the windows.
(c) The architecture is too plain and stark.
(d) They promote whist, cigar smoking, balls, and other pleasures.

2. Where does Sam go to work?
(a) In the Whie Lion Inn
(b) For the Duke of Windsor
(c) In Mr. Freeman's store
(d) At Sir Robert's estate

3. How does Charles proceed to break off with Ernestina and return to Sarah?
(a) He writes Sarah a letter and goes to tell Ernestina he cannot marry her.
(b) He leaves the country and does not tell anyone where he is.
(c) He has Sam tell Ernestina what he knows.
(d) He arranges for Sarah and Ernestina to meet.

4. What kind of morning greets Charles as he begins his walk to meet Sarah?
(a) It is beautiful and serene, leaving Charles feeling as though it were for him paradise lost.
(b) It is cold and threatening, making Charles feel as though he is walking into an icy death.
(c) It is gray and rainy, symbolic of the gloom into which he is walking.
(d) It is a foggy morning that compared to the blindness Charles feels about himself.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mrs. Poulteney insist as requisites for a companion?

2. Why does Mrs. Talbot decide not to rehire Sarah Woodruff?

3. What is Charles' interest in paleontology now?

4. When Charles tells Sam not to see Mary until he has cleared it with Mrs. Tranter, to what does Sam compare himself?

5. What had the servants at Winsyatt gossiped about Charles as he visited his uncle.

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