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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 has Malcolm sworn?
(a) That Joel is not his son.
(b) That if Joel leaves to be a musician, he isn't welcome as a Foxworth.
(c) That Joel will never again receive one penny from his father.
(d) That Joel is weak and will never handle his empire.

2. What did John Amos say that Olivia had invited into her home?
(a) The devil.
(b) Sin.
(c) Lust.
(d) Vanity.

3. What discussion did Olivia have with Mal and Joel?
(a) About not catering so much to Corinne's wants.
(b) About their trust funds.
(c) Her conversation with her boys regarded neither of these things.
(d) It regarded both of these things.

4. What didn't the guests see in Corinne?
(a) Any of Malcolm.
(b) Any of Olivia.
(c) Any of Garland.
(d) All of these.

5. Why didn't Malcolm care how Olivia raised her sons?
(a) Neither of these.
(b) Both of these.
(c) He considered them sissied and ruined already.
(d) He considered them lost causes.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where were Christopher and Corinne?

2. What was the last thing that Alicia thought would save her from being condemned?

3. How did Joel die?

4. What did Olivia do with her female guests?

5. What had Olivia discovered?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why had Alicia hoped that Malcolm would help Christopher?

2. What did Alicia insist that Olivia do?

3. How was Christopher very diplomatic and fair?

4. What was so special to Olivia about Corinne?

5. After her initial grief over the loss of Mal and Joel, how did Corinne react to the family's continued pallor?

6. How had Garland treated Malcolm when he was a child?

7. What scared Olivia when she had returned to her room?

8. How had Olivia reacted coldly to Alicia?

9. In what way did Malcolm's opinion of John Amos solidify Olivia's desire to keep him around?

10. Why was Corinne baffled and confused following Mal's death?

(see the answer keys)

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