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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. Jane writes to her cousin, Miss Walter Seal, in American to offer her condolences on the loss of who?
(a) Miss Seal's father.
(b) Miss Seal's sister.
(c) Miss Seal's brother.
(d) Miss Seal's mother.

2. Why does Jane call on most of their neighbors?
(a) Because of the warm weather.
(b) Because she likes her neighbors.
(c) Because she is bored.
(d) Because she is feeling better.

3. Jane is thrilled with her and Cassandra's newest what?
(a) Pet.
(b) Neighbor.
(c) Nephew.
(d) Acquaintance.

4. Sophie is happy with what that Lizzy sends her?
(a) The horse.
(b) The dog.
(c) The cat.
(d) The bird.

5. A letter from Miss Pearson causes Jane to suspect the other lady of what?
(a) Stealing.
(b) Lying.
(c) Matrimonial views.
(d) Cheating.

Short Answer Questions

1. Jane laments losing what of her mother's?

2. Jane is thrilled that Cassandra plans to do what?

3. Jane sees Isaac Bickerstaffe's play, "The Hypocrite", which is taken from Moliere's _____________.

4. The house at Bath is finally cleared out and is quite _________.

5. Mrs. Knight promotes a match between Jane and Mr. Papillon, and Jane jokes that she will marry him despite his or her own reluctance because of what reason?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Jane thank Cassandra in her next letter?

2. What does Jane tell Cassandra about the ball with fifty people in attendance?

3. What discomfort does Jane express to Cassandra?

4. What is offered to James? What will he do with some of this?

5. What does Jane receive from Cassandra? How do Jane and her father feel about this?

6. On what does Jane update Cassandra?

7. What does Jane say about her stay with Mrs. Knight?

8. What health news does Jane give in her letter?

9. Describe Jane's trip to Paragon.

10. Why does Jane offer her former admirers to Mary? How does this situation end differently than she had initially expected?

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