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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 agrees to take the role of the Cottager's Wife in "Lover's Vows" at the beginning of Chapter 17?
(a) Lady Bertram.
(b) Fanny.
(c) Mrs. Norris.
(d) Mrs. Grant.

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

3. How does Fanny react to seeing the Sotherton chapel?
(a) She is disappointed by its lack of dignity.
(b) She does not like its dank smell.
(c) Frightened by its size.
(d) Impressed.

4. What kind of paintings make up most of the artwork at Sotherton?
(a) Landscapes.
(b) Abstracts.
(c) Artist self-portraits.
(d) Family portraits.

5. When Mr. Rushworth leaves Henry and Maria alone on the grounds of Sotherton, what do they do?
(a) Play catch.
(b) Talk to other people.
(c) Wade in the stream.
(d) Flirt with each other.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Sir Thomas discover Yates?

2. What does Fanny have on the wall of her room that William sent her?

3. What does Fanny think when Edmund decides to accept a part in the play?

4. What does Lady Bertram send to her sister before she has her ninth child?

5. Who objects to performing the play?

Short Essay Questions

1. Does Mrs. Grant believe that Maria is interested in Henry?

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

3. What happens when Fanny's pony dies?

4. How do Maria and Tom receive the news that Edmund will perform in the play after all?

5. How does Mr. Rushworth make a good impression on Sir Thomas after he returns home?

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

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

8. Is Mary an excellent horseback rider?

9. Describe Mary Crawford.

10. How does Edmund provide comfort to Fanny at Mansfield Park when she first arrives?

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