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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 praises Anna's manuscript, comparing it to Burney's ____________.
(a) The Wanderer.
(b) Camilla.
(c) Evelina.
(d) Cecilia.

2. Jane believes that Fanny likes him enough to marry, but not enough to do what?
(a) Marry now.
(b) Stay married.
(c) Wait.
(d) Move.

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

4. Why are the words in one of Jane's letters written backwards?
(a) She is trying to trick Cassandra-Esten.
(b) It is a code developed between Cassandra-Esten and Jane.
(c) She is dyslexic.
(d) She is not feeling well.

5. She states that she is done with Mr. Wildman because of what reason?
(a) He is not "enough in love" with her niece.
(b) He is poor and rude.
(c) He is not wealthy enough for her niece.
(d) He is unkind.

Short Answer Questions

1. She is determined to raise money for what which is to be printed at her expense?

2. Jane jokes that she is "rather in love" with whom?

3. Fanny Knight's visit makes Jane quite happy and she notices that Fanny is affected by what?

4. Jane's reference to Methuselah in her letter to Fanny Knight proves her familiarity with what?

5. Jane enjoys visiting Henry, though he has a pain where?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jane have to say about Anna's book?

2. Why is Jane determined to raise money?

3. What does Jane say about her journey?

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

5. What does Jane do regarding Anna's manuscript?

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

7. What are two books Jane reads at this time?

8. Why does Jane praise Mrs. West?

9. What does Jane tell Caroline in a letter?

10. What does Jane tell John Murray, in reference to her books?

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