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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. Why does Edmund come to Fanny's room in Chapter 16?
(a) To let her know that dinner is ready.
(b) To ask her opinion.
(c) To give her a letter.
(d) To bring her downstairs for a scolding.

2. Whom does Mary think is the best actor in the play?
(a) Maria.
(b) Mary.
(c) Henry.
(d) Mr. Rushworth.

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

4. Who says, "I shall think her a very obstinate, ungrateful girl, if she does not do what her aunt and cousins wish her..."
(a) Maria.
(b) Julia.
(c) Mrs. Norris.
(d) Lady Bertram.

5. Who comforts Fanny when she sits on a step crying as a young girl?
(a) Lady Bertram.
(b) Maria.
(c) Mrs. Norris.
(d) Edmund.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Tom fret over about the theater?

2. What does Mrs. Grant say she is not pleased to see regarding the acting roles in the play?

3. How many miles is Sotherton from Mansfield Park?

4. What is Fanny's reaction to hearing the news that her uncle has returned?

5. Who agrees to take the role of the Cottager's Wife in "Lover's Vows" at the beginning of Chapter 17?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Fanny sitting on a bench in Sotherton Park?

2. What happens at Mansfield Park when Sir Thomas arrives home from Antigua?

3. What does Edmund tell Maria about his reaction to their choice of play?

4. How do Edmund and Maria react when they hear the news of their father's impending return from Antigua?

5. Describe the East Room that Fanny uses for her own room at Mansfield Park.

6. Does Mrs. Norris insult Fanny because she will not act in the play?

7. When does Mary realize which Bertram brother she prefers?

8. What causes a rift between the Ward sisters?

9. Is Mary an excellent horseback rider?

10. What does Mrs. Norris bring home from Sotherton?

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