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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. She regrets that she is unlikely to visit Hendon, Anna's new home. Why can she not visit?
(a) She is too busy.
(b) The weather is poor.
(c) She does not want to visit.
(d) She is ill.

2. She hopes that Sir William will marry who?
(a) Miss Sichenze.
(b) Miss Sullivan.
(c) Miss Sharpe.
(d) Miss Smith.

3. Edward does well at Chawton with what?
(a) Haymaking.
(b) Blacksmithing.
(c) Carpentry.
(d) Her mercantile business.

4. She advises Fanny against marrying Mr. J. P. because of what reason?
(a) The wedding would be far off.
(b) He is old.
(c) He does not love her.
(d) He is poor.

5. Jane spends most of her time _________________ and anxiously awaiting Edward's arrival next Tuesday.
(a) Dancing.
(b) Practicing her music.
(c) Sleeping.
(d) Working or reading.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why are the words in one of Jane's letters written backwards?

2. She also states that she just found out that Mr. Crabbe was married when what happened?

3. Jane, her sister and brothers intend to do what together?

4. Frank's visit is delayed by what?

5. Jane believes that Henry will marry who soon?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jane write to Anna Lefroy regarding Mrs. Creed?

2. What does Jane say about Mr. Haden's paraphrasing of "Merchant of Venice?"

3. Why does Jane praise Mrs. West?

4. What does Jane do regarding Fanny's possible marriage?

5. What does Jane have to say about David Garrick's play?

6. What is taking place with many of Jane's family members at this time?

7. What does Jane say about Frank, Edward, Henry, and Charles?

8. What does Fanny Knight do regarding Jane's book? What does Jane decide to tell Anna?

9. What does Jane do at the end of this section? Why?

10. What correspondence takes place between Jane and James Stanier Clarke?

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