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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 Stephen say Sir Thomas Wyatt may be planning?
(a) A rebellion against the Protestants.
(b) A way to win over Celia.
(c) A dinner party.
(d) A rebellion against the Queen.

2. At the end of Part 2, Chapter 16, who has disappeared with their horse?
(a) Maggie.
(b) Stephen.
(c) Edwin.
(d) Celia.

3. What pseudonym does Celia use when she applies for a job with the Allens?
(a) Jane Kent.
(b) Lucy Stephens.
(c) Cissy Boone.
(d) Mary Taggle.

4. What does Celia say about Dr. Akananada that shocks her mother?
(a) Celia wishes he would leave.
(b) Celia calls him a crook.
(c) Celia says Dr. Akananada is handsome.
(d) Celia calls him Dr. Julian.

5. Who is chosen to be one of Queen Mary's ladies in waiting?
(a) Lady Jane Grey.
(b) Celia de Bohun.
(c) Ursula de Bohun.
(d) Maggie Ducre.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Celia run to town?

2. Who does Celia introduce herself as to Maggie and Sir Anthony in Part 2, Chapter 15?

3. How do Celia and Richard greet each other when she returns from the hospital?

4. In Chapter 16, where does Celia tell Stephen she will meet him at night?

5. What does Dr. Akananda ask Richard to read to him?

Short Essay Questions

1. How and why has Dr. Julian been rewarded by Queen Mary?

2. Why doe the residents of Cowdray feel stifled after the death of King Edward?

3. How does Celia anger Emma at the birthday party?

4. How does Dr. Julian respond when Celia asks him for his help in running away with Stephen?

5. Why is Sir John's proposal to marry Celia refused?

6. What does Dr. Akananda realize about his past life and his treatment of Celia?

7. What do we learn about Emma Allen's personality in Part 2, Chapter 17?

8. Who is drawn to investigate Stephen's death?

9. Describe Sir John Hutchinson.

10. For Celia, what is the advantage of marrying Edwin?

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