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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 does Edmund think of the choice of play?
(a) Civilized.
(b) Vulgar.
(c) Refined.
(d) Beautifully written.

2. Where is Fanny's bedroom?
(a) Servants' quarters.
(b) Attic.
(c) Small room next to Lady Bertram's bedroom.
(d) Large room on the second floor.

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

4. What is Fanny deprived the pleasure of in Chapter 4?
(a) Attending social functions with her cousins.
(b) Her old gray pony.
(c) Performing in a play.
(d) Walking with Mrs. Norris.

5. Why does Maria intend to marry Mr. Rushworth?
(a) He has convinced her that they are soulmates.
(b) They are the best of friends.
(c) She is in love with him.
(d) For his money.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Fanny agree to do at the rehearsal?

2. What does Mr. Rushworth forget that he has to run back to his house for when he is walking with Maria and Henry?

3. Why is Mr. Rushworth pleased with his part as Count Cassel?

4. What is France Ward's husband's occupation when they marry?

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

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why does Fanny Price go to live at Mansfield Park?

3. Why does Mary want to know whether Fanny has been brought out into society?

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

5. What causes a rift between the Ward sisters?

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

7. Why does Maria want to marry Mr. Rushworth?

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

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

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

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