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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. What is Mrs. Bolton's dead husband's name?
(a) Tim.
(b) Ted.
(c) Trent.
(d) Tom.
2. Who writes to Connie about the return of Mellors' wife?
(a) Clifford.
(b) Michaelis.
(c) Mellors.
(d) Mrs. Bolton.
3. Who does Connie visit after she makes love to Mellors for the first time?
(a) Her sister.
(b) Michaelis.
(c) The Flints.
(d) Her parents.
4. Who does Connie first tell that she might be pregnant?
(a) Her father.
(b) Mellors.
(c) Mrs. Bolton.
(d) Clifford.
5. What does Connie ask Mrs. Bolton about while they are working together?
(a) Intimacy.
(b) Clifford's health.
(c) Her late husband.
(d) Affairs.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where do Connie and Mellors want to run away to?
2. How does Connie feel when Clifford finds a new interest?
3. What does Connie see being torn down during the drive she takes when she thinks she might be pregnant?
4. Where do Mellors and Connie make love for the first time?
5. What does Connie tell Mellors is the real reason for her affair with him?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when Mellors' wife comes to his cottage?
2. What happens when Connie and Mellors make love for the first time?
3. What does Hilda criticize Connie of doing while they are on their trip together?
4. What does Clifford talk to Connie about while he is on a walk with her after her trip?
5. What does Mrs. Bolton tell Connie is the best feeling in the world while they are in the garden together?
6. What does Connie do when she sees a picture in Mellors' cottage?
7. How does Mrs. Bolton find out about the affair between Mellors and Connie?
8. What happens when Hilda meets Mellors for the first time?
9. How does Connie feel about what she sees on her drive through Uthwaite?
10. What causes Connie to feel more lonely than ever at Wragby Hall?
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