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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Lily relate Ned Silverton's situation with Bertha Dorset to her own life?
(a) Lily thinks it is quite romantic and wishes the same from her future husband.
(b) Lily is relieved that Ned Silverton occupies Bertha's time, so Bertha leaves Lily alone.
(c) Lily is afraid she will become poor and need to support herself.
(d) Lily is excited that she is now free to marry George Dorset.

2. In book 1, chapter 1, what concerns Lawrence Selden and Lord Hubert Dacey about Lily?
(a) Her financial situation.
(b) Her moral health.
(c) Her travel plans.
(d) Her future husband.

3. In book 2, chapter 9, what is the condition of Lily's surroundings when she begins her new job?
(a) Shabby.
(b) Luxurious.
(c) Modest.
(d) Frantic.

4. Out of fear for her safety from Bertha Dorset, what does Lawrence Selden want Lily to do ?
(a) He asks Lily to convince George Dorset to speak to Bertha about her.
(b) He asks Lily to leave the yacht.
(c) He says he will move onto the yacht to help protect Lily.
(d) He asks Lily to speak to Bertha.

5. Why does Lily decide she can't give Bertha Dorset the letters that Bertha and Lawrence Selden wrote to each other?
(a) She is afraid the letters will create a relationship between Bertha Dorset and Lawrence Selden.
(b) She doesn't want to betray Bertha Dorset.
(c) She is afraid of revenge from Bertha Dorset.
(d) Lily can't betray Lawrence Selden.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does George Dorset decide to do after Lily finds him upset on her way back to the yacht?

2. In book 2, chapter 6, why does George Dorset apologize to Lily while at the Gormers ?

3. What does the exhaustion and the stress of the day cause Lily to do when she tries to sleep the night she visited Nettie Struther?

4. What happens in book 1, chapter 15, as Lily is about to accept Simon Rosedale's marriage proposal?

5. What does Lawrence Selden tell Lily about the Dorsets' possible divorce?

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