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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Edmund tell Mary about Fanny at the end of Chapter 5?
2. What does Tom fret over about the theater?
3. Where is Fanny's bedroom?
4. Why does Mary go to Fanny's room in Chapter 18?
5. What role does Fanny play in Lady Bertram's life?
Short Essay Questions
1. Does Mrs. Grant believe that Maria is interested in Henry?
2. Describe the East Room that Fanny uses for her own room at Mansfield Park.
3. Why does Fanny Price go to live at Mansfield Park?
4. How do Edmund and Maria react when they hear the news of their father's impending return from Antigua?
5. How does Mr. Rushworth make a good impression on Sir Thomas after he returns home?
6. Is Mary an excellent horseback rider?
7. Why does Tom dance with Fanny?
8. When does Mary realize which Bertram brother she prefers?
9. Why does Mary want to know whether Fanny has been brought out into society?
10. How do Maria and Tom receive the news that Edmund will perform in the play after all?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the relationship between Maria and Mr. Rushworth. Why does Maria agree to become engaged to him? What is she most interested in getting from the relationship? When her father gives her the option of breaking the engagement, why does Maria choose to go ahead with the marriage?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss Fanny's role as the protagonist in this novel. How do her moral values and integrity shape the story? What must she overcome in order to stay true to herself?
Essay Topic 3
Analyze the use of letters in this story. In what way does the author use letters as a method for advancing the plot and revealing important information? Identify two or three letters that are central to the plot's advancement and discuss how these letters change Fanny's life.
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