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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of the following ships does Craddock note brought supplies to Boston at a time of deprivation rehearsed at the dinner during which Winthrop welcomes Everell and Gardiner to Boston?
(a) Mayflower.
(b) Arabella.
(c) Blessing of the Bay.
(d) Lion.

2. Which of the following food-sources is noted as “more noble” among the Husatonick (138)?
(a) Turkey.
(b) Buck.
(c) Trout.
(d) Pumpkin.

3. Hope Leslie’s musing that “I fancy their inquiries will turn out like the experiment of the inquisitive boy, who cut open the drum to find the sound” (151) offers an example of which of the following?
(a) Allegory.
(b) Conceit.
(c) Metaphor.
(d) Simile.

4. Mononotto’s comment about Everell that, “Boy, as he is, he fought for his mother, as the eagle fights for its young” (144) offers an example of which of the following?
(a) Allegory.
(b) Simile.
(c) Conceit.
(d) Metaphor.

5. On which of the following streets does the house of government sit in Boston in the novel?
(a) Kings-street.
(b) Washington-street.
(c) Lincoln-street.
(d) London-street.

6. What is the harshest name the novel remarks is applied to Winthrop by his contemporaries (198)?
(a) Sir James Tightfist.
(b) Sir Jason Crystallake.
(c) Sir Jacob Emptyhand.
(d) Sir John Temperwell.

7. Representatives of what tribe are present at the dinner during which Winthrop welcomes Everell and Gardiner to Boston?
(a) Mohawk.
(b) Pequod.
(c) Iroquois.
(d) Narragansett.

8. Hope Leslie’s comment that “if you do not fairly conduct me through its mazes, I shall make use of the clue you have dropped, and find my own way through the labyrinth” (185) offers an example of which of the following?
(a) Conceit.
(b) Simile.
(c) Allegory.
(d) Metaphor.

9. Which of the following does Grafton note having given to her late husband as an early sign of her favor (275)?
(a) An embroidered handkerchief.
(b) A painted fan.
(c) An emerald necklace.
(d) A painted portrait.

10. The comment that “‘It must be a dumb dog, indeed,’ replied the girl, ‘that cannot bark for such a kind mistress as thou art’” (190) offers an example of which of the following?
(a) Metaphor.
(b) Conceit.
(c) Allegory.
(d) Simile.

11. The comment that “There she met Hope Leslie—a bright gay spirit—an allegro to her penseroso” (192) offers an example of which of the following?
(a) Metaphor.
(b) Simile.
(c) Allegory.
(d) Conceit.

12. Which of the following is noted as the “chief of the Mohegans” (249)?
(a) Uriah.
(b) Miantunnomoh.
(c) Uncas.
(d) Mononotto.

13. How long does Magawisca note will lapse between her graveyard meeting with Hope Leslie and a meeting between Hope and Faith Leslie (243)?
(a) 7 days.
(b) 6 days.
(c) 4 days.
(d) 5 days.

14. With which of the following does Gardiner lodge in Boston (251)?
(a) William Hubbard.
(b) Daniel Maud.
(c) Thomas Cotton.
(d) John Winthrop.

15. Which of the following people returns Hope Leslie to the Winthrop household at the beginning of Volume II (227)?
(a) Gardiner.
(b) Jennet.
(c) Everell.
(d) Cradock.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following characters is NOT concerned about Hope Leslie at the beginning of Volume II (227)?

2. In what color bodice does Hope dress for dinner with the Winthrops, Everell, and Gardiner upon the evening of the arrival of the latter two (194)?

3. How many days does it take Mononotto’s party to reach the Husatonick after raiding Bethel?

4. With whom is Everett staying in England (161)?

5. How many years pass between Magawisca’s maiming and Hope Leslie’s reported letter to Everell in England?

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