2. Who is most interested in Mrs. Rushworth's tour of the house and its history?
(a) Maria.
(b) Lady Bertram.
(c) Mrs. Norris.
(d) Fanny.

3. What role does Fanny play in Lady Bertram's life?
(a) Companion.
(b) Servant.
(c) Cook.
(d) Lady's maid.

4. What does Maria say is bumping against her elbow "unmercifully" during the carriage-ride home from Sotherton?
(a) Sewing box.
(b) Mrs. Norris' hat.
(c) A basket Mrs. Norris received from the gardener.
(d) Stack of magazines.

5. What does Edmund plan to do once his father returns from Antigua?
(a) Speak to him about Maria's behavior.
(b) Take his orders.
(c) Join the military.
(d) Go on a long vacation.

6. Why is Mr. Rushworth pleased with his part as Count Cassel?
(a) He likes being called "Count."
(b) Cassel was his favorite uncle's last name.
(c) He will have the chance to practice his accent.
(d) He gets to wear a fancy costume.

7. What does Tom Bertram do that Sir Thomas has to pay for at the beginning of the novel?
(a) Forgets to pay his debt to his tailor.
(b) Loses his horse.
(c) Racks up gambling debts.
(d) Loses all his schoolbooks.

8. What does Edmund tell Mary about Fanny at the end of Chapter 5?
(a) Fanny dines out often.
(b) Fanny stays at home with his mother.
(c) Fanny has been brought out into society.
(d) Fanny attends many balls.

9. What does Tom fret over about the theater?
(a) He doesn't want to perform.
(b) He is worried about his father's reaction.
(c) He can't learn his lines well enough.
(d) Slow progress of the scene painter.

10. What is Fanny doing at the window at the end of Chapter 11?
(a) Stargazing.
(b) Singing.
(c) Watching birds.
(d) Weeping.

11. What does Mr. Rushworth forget that he has to run back to his house for when he is walking with Maria and Henry?
(a) Flask of water.
(b) Architectural plans.
(c) His dogs.
(d) Key to the gate.

12. Where does Sir Thomas tell Fanny she is going to live after Mr. Norris dies?
(a) At the Parsonage.
(b) With cousins in London.
(c) With Mrs. Norris.
(d) With her family in Portsmouth.

13. Whom does Mary believe will make a good match for her in Chapter 5?
(a) Mr. Rushworth.
(b) Charles Anderson.
(c) Tom Bertram.
(d) Edmund Bertram.

14. What does Julia announce to the performers as they rehearse one evening?
(a) Fanny is needed in the kitchen.
(b) Her father is home.
(c) Mrs. Rushworth wants to speak with her son.
(d) Her mother is ill.

15. What does Mrs. Norris suggest as an outing in Chapter 6?
(a) To float down a stream in a rowboat.
(b) To go to Sotherton.
(c) To have a picnic in the park.
(d) To go to London.