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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. Who does Daniel confess to Arthur that he doesn't like?
(a) Cavalletto.
(b) Gowan.
(c) Amy.
(d) Franklin.
2. What is Pet's real name?
(a) Minnie.
(b) Amy.
(c) Franny.
(d) Arthur.
3. What proof does Panck present to Arthur about the Dorrit inheritance?
(a) Pictures confirming the information.
(b) A video tape.
(c) A secret recording.
(d) Many documents.
4. What reason does Arthur give himself as why he goes to visit Flora?
(a) It will look good in the papers.
(b) It will make his mother happy.
(c) It will help him clear his mind.
(d) It is for the good of the Dorrit family.
5. Who is Henry a beneficiary of?
(a) The Clennam family.
(b) A government lottery.
(c) The Dorrit family.
(d) The Barnacle family.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Rigaud meet Cavalletto?
2. Why does Arthur offer to help Cavalletto?
3. What does Arthur see happening in town after he leaves Pancks for the first time?
4. Who gives her approval to the marriage between Henry and Minnie?
5. Where does Arthur first arrange to meet Amy?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Mrs. Flintwinch's dream about in Chapter XV (Book 1)?
2. How did John Edward Nandy come to know William Dorrit?
3. What happened to Maggy that makes her character unique in "Little Dorrit"?
4. What reason does Pancks give Arthur for asking about information on the Dorrit family?
5. How does Arthur feel about finding out about the Dorrit family fortune?
6. Why does Arthur not want to join the family business?
7. What reaction does Amy have to her father's reaction to seeing her walking with Nandy?
8. What is Franny's first relationship with Mrs. Merdle like?
9. What does Arthur realize about Pet and Henry when he first meets them during dinner at the Meagles's?
10. How does Amy respond to John Chivery's conversation about wanting to spend his life with her?
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