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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Jem assure Mary about himself in Chapter 9?
2. What does Mary think she can do before Joss notices she's gone in Chapter 13?
3. Where does Mary see Jem in Chapter 18?
4. Where does Mary meet with Mrs. Bassat?
5. How much does Jem get for the high-bred pony?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who finally buys Jem's second pony? Why did he try to prevent the sale to this person?
2. Where does Mary go to find Jem in Chapter 9? Where has he gone, and who tells Mary that information?
3. Why does Mr. Davey insist on running away with Mary?
4. When Mary goes to North Hill, what does Mrs. Basset tell her?
5. How does Mary disappoint the squire in Chapter 15?
6. When Mary goes downstairs in Chapter 12, how is Joss acting?
7. What trouble does Jem encounter as he tries to sell the second pony in Chapter 9?
8. What does Mr. Davey confess to Mary over dinner in Chapter 16?
9. Why does Mary convince Joss to let her and Patience take a nap in Chapter 13?
10. What does Mary discover when she awakens in Chapter 12? What is the first thing she wants to do?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the theme of assumptions in the novel "Jamaica Inn." Who makes assumptions? What assumptions do they make and why? How do these assumptions affect the characters and their lives?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the motif of suspicion in the novel "Jamaica Inn." Who is suspicious of whom and why? Do these characters act on their suspicions? Are their suspicions based on truth? How do these examples of suspicion affect the tone of the novel?
Essay Topic 3
Analyze and interpret the antagonist of the novel "Jamaica Inn." Who is the antagonist of the novel? Why is he the antagonist? What does he do to the main characters? What does the antagonist look like?
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