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

2. What does Fanny borrow from Mary to wear at the ball?
(a) Dress.
(b) Ribbons.
(c) Necklace chain.
(d) Shoes.

3. How long does Fanny plan to stay in Portsmouth?
(a) Three weeks.
(b) Two months.
(c) Six weeks.
(d) One month.

4. What does Lady Bertram say when William tells them about his adventures at sea?
(a) "How disagreeable!"
(b) "I'd love to go to sea!"
(c) "Amazing!"
(d) "What wonderful adventures!"

5. Where will the ball be held November 22?
(a) Mansfield Park.
(b) Sotherton.
(c) Brighton.
(d) Parsonage.

Short Answer Questions

1. About what subject does Henry give Edmund regarding Thornton Lacey?

2. What word does Fanny use to describe to Sir Thomas how she would feel being married to Henry?

3. What time does Edmund arrive at the Price's house to retrieve Fanny?

4. What kind of manner does Fanny have that makes Henry believe that she might love him?

5. Where is Fanny often invited after Maria and Julia leave Mansfield Park?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Edmund retrieve Fanny from Portsmouth?

2. Is Fanny welcomed when she returns home to her family?

3. Does Henry believe Fanny might change her mind about marrying him?

4. Does Fanny's place in the household change when Julia and Maria leave for Brighton?

5. Does Fanny want to return to Mansfield Park?

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

7. How does Mary calm herself after she learns that Edmund will take his orders in a few weeks?

8. What is Mary's response when Henry tells her he plans to ask Fanny to marry him?

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

10. What is Maria's response when Sir Thomas offers her the option of breaking her engagement?

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