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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 is Sir Thomas' opinion of William in Chapter 24?
2. What does Sir Thomas do with copies of "Lover's Vows"?
3. How is it that William gets a leave of absence to visit Fanny in Chapter 24?
4. How does Sir Thomas feel about Yates?
5. In whose home does Edmund see Mary while he is in London?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Mary's response when Henry tells her he plans to ask Fanny to marry him?
2. Describe Henry's visit with Fanny in Portsmouth.
3. Why does Edmund retrieve Fanny from Portsmouth?
4. Does Fanny want to return to Mansfield Park?
5. Do Fanny and her mother grow close while Fanny is visiting?
6. How does Fanny feel the morning after the ball?
7. Does Henry believe Fanny might change her mind about marrying him?
8. How does Mrs. Norris respond to Sir Thomas' criticisms about her allowing his children to put on a play?
9. Describe what happens when Henry asks Fanny to marry him.
10. What happens when Tom goes to London?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Analyze Tom and Mrs. Norris' behavior toward Fanny regarding the play. What does their behavior suggest about their view of Fanny as a person they can influence? What is Fanny's reaction to their manipulative ways?
Essay Topic 2
What does Mansfield Park symbolize to Fanny? What does it represent to her when she first arrives? How do her feelings about it change as the novel progresses? Provide textual examples to support your opinions.
Essay Topic 3
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.
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