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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. Where does Henry tell Tom he is going when he visits the family in the breakfast room?
(a) London.
(b) Wells.
(c) Bath.
(d) Paris.

2. How does Fanny introduce Henry to her family?
(a) As Maria's sweetheart.
(b) As William's friend.
(c) As Sir Thomas' messenger.
(d) As Edmund's friend.

3. What is the topic of conversation between Edmund and Henry while they are in the drawing room with Fanny and Lady Bertram?
(a) Cigars.
(b) London.
(c) Horses.
(d) The art of reading.

4. What does Mary think of Baron Wildenhaim?
(a) He is refined in manner.
(b) She is not impressed.
(c) He is superior to any other men.
(d) He treats all the ladies with indifference.

5. Whom does Sir Thomas criticize for letting his children perform a play?
(a) Mrs. Norris.
(b) Lady Bertram.
(c) Fanny.
(d) Mrs. Grant.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the card game Lady Bertram chooses to play the first evening they dine at the Grant home?

2. Who encourages Fanny to accept an invitation to dinner at the Grants?

3. To what rank is William promoted?

4. How does Edmund look when he arrives at the Price's house?

5. Why does Edmund extend his stay in Peterborough?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Mrs. Norris respond to Sir Thomas' criticisms about her allowing his children to put on a play?

2. Does Sir Thomas find William to be an engaging guest in his home?

3. How does Fanny react to leading the dancing at the ball?

4. Why does Fanny plan to go to Portsmouth?

5. How does Fanny feel the morning after the ball?

6. How does Fanny feel about returning to Mansfield Park?

7. What does Edmund tell Sir Thomas about Fanny's role in the decision to perform a play in his absence?

8. Why does Edmund extend his stay with the Owens in Peterborough?

9. How does Fanny learn of Maria and Henry's scandal?

10. Describe Henry's visit with Fanny in Portsmouth.

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