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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 Tom think of his Aunt Norris in Chapter 12?
2. Why does Maria intend to marry Mr. Rushworth?
3. When does Maria set a tentative date for her wedding?
4. What kind of drink does Edmund give Fanny at the end of Chapter 8?
5. What does Edmund plan to do once his father returns from Antigua?
Short Essay Questions
1. Does Edmund show Fanny kindness when she has a headache?
2. Why does Tom dance with Fanny?
3. Does Mrs. Norris insult Fanny because she will not act in the play?
4. How does Edmund describe Sotherton?
5. Describe the East Room that Fanny uses for her own room at Mansfield Park.
6. What happens when Fanny's pony dies?
7. What is Fanny's reaction when she sees the Sotherton chapel?
8. How does Edmund provide comfort to Fanny at Mansfield Park when she first arrives?
9. What does Mrs. Norris bring home from Sotherton?
10. Why does Edmund object to Yates' proposal to perform a play?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss Tom's role as the oldest son of Sir Thomas. How has being the elder son given Tom the freedom to behave selfishly? In what way does Sir Thomas encourage this behavior? How does his illness change him, and why is his transformation important to Sir Thomas? Provide specific examples to support your ideas.
Essay Topic 2
What is lacking in Mrs. Norris' behavior toward Fanny? How does she make life difficult for Fanny? Why does she believe Fanny deserves less than the other Bertram children? Provide three textual examples that show Mrs. Norris' negative opinion of Fanny.
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the conflict created by Henry Crawford's marriage proposal. How does he put Fanny in a difficult position? In what way does he further the conflict through his behavior? Provide specific examples to support your ideas.
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