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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. How does Iris treat Jennifer in general?
(a) Like a slave.
(b) Iris is mean to Jennifer.
(c) Like a small girl.
(d) Like an adult.
2. What did Mr. Pusey used to say when he was alive?
(a) "Only the best is good enough."
(b) "Never say never."
(c) "People come and people go."
(d) "Only the good die young."
3. Why did Edith go through a period where she wrote for 10 hours a day?
(a) Edith's father had died.
(b) Edith was determined to finish her book.
(c) David was away with his wife in Greece.
(d) Penelope had died.
4. When Edith had coffee with the Puseys after her first dinner, who controlled the conversation?
(a) Edith.
(b) Iris Pusey.
(c) Jennifer Pusey.
(d) Mme. de Bonneuil.
5. Who hosted the event where Edith met David?
(a) Penelope.
(b) Iris.
(c) Mr. Pusey.
(d) Jennifer.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Edith's response to the way Monica speaks about the Puseys?
2. What does Monica's husband want?
3. The Hotel Du Lac belongs to what family?
4. What does Penelope think about Edith's books?
5. Who do David's friends think that he is cheating on his wife with?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe how Mrs. Pusey was taken care of by her late husband?
2. What does Edith write in her first letter to David?
3. What does Edith remark to herself while Monica eats her eclair?
4. What about the relationship between Iris and Jennifer is Edith jealous about?
5. What does Mr. Neville reveal to Edith on their walk together?
6. Why does Edith think that women get married?
7. Why was Edith never close to her mother?
8. What does Edith think about the dynamics of the relationship between Iris and Jennifer Pusey?
9. Why is Edith at the hotel in the beginning of the book?
10. What two types of animals does Edith use to describe women and where did she get this idea from?
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