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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. Which of the following roles does Digby serve for Governor Wintrhop?
(a) Constable.
(b) Gamekeeper.
(c) Gardener.
(d) Jailer.
2. 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) Conceit.
(b) Allegory.
(c) Metaphor.
(d) Simile.
3. With whom is Everett staying in England (161)?
(a) His great-uncle, William.
(b) His uncle, Stretton.
(c) His friend, John.
(d) His cleric, Abner.
4. 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) Simile.
(b) Allegory.
(c) Conceit.
(d) Metaphor.
5. The word “rill” carries which of the following meanings?
(a) Large stream.
(b) Large rain.
(c) Small stream.
(d) Small rain.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whom does Hope Leslie first encounter after escaping Oneco?
2. How valuable an estate is Winthrop noted to have (197)?
3. Which of the following tokens from Faith Leslie reaches Hope Leslie in Boston?
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?
5. What does Gardiner describe as “the ruling passion of her sex,” of women (254)?
Short Essay Questions
1. Summarize Hope Leslie’s reaction to Esther Downing’s comment that “we owe implicit deference to our elders and superiors;—we ought to be guided by their advice, and governed by their authority” (235).
2. What activities does the narrator remark typify a Puritan Saturday evening (212)?
3. What reasons does William Fletcher give for sending Hope Leslie to Boston at the Winthrops’ request?
4. Why, per the novel, is the Winthrop household put into disarray by Hope Leslie’s absence at the beginning of Volume II?
5. What justification does the narrator give for the description of “a pilgrim mansion” (197) in the terms used in the novel?
6. How does Magawisca disguise herself to meet with Hope Leslie in the graveyard?
7. Whom does the narrator remark meet on equal footing in Sabbath services (213)?
8. What trees grow on the hill to which Mononotto takes Everell to be sacrificed?
9. What reasons does Everell give on Digby’s island for thinking that Hope Leslie is enamored of Gardiner?
10. What reasons does Gardiner write for preferring Hope Leslie as a potential love interest?
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