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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. Where has Julia asked permission of her parents to go at the beginning of Chapter 29?
2. What is Maria's reaction when Henry leaves for a trip in Chapter 20?
3. What does Sir Thomas offer to Fanny that Mrs. Norris finds objectionable in Chapter 23?
4. What word does Fanny use to describe to Sir Thomas how she would feel being married to Henry?
5. Where does Fanny learn about Maria and Henry's scandal?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Fanny react to leading the dancing at the ball?
2. Does Sir Thomas find William to be an engaging guest in his home?
3. Why does Edmund retrieve Fanny from Portsmouth?
4. What does Edmund say when Henry asks to rent Thornton Lacey?
5. Do Fanny and her mother grow close while Fanny is visiting?
6. How is it that Fanny receives two chains to wear with the amber cross that William gave her?
7. Describe what happens when Henry asks Fanny to marry him.
8. How does Mrs. Norris respond to Sir Thomas' criticisms about her allowing his children to put on a play?
9. Why does Edmund extend his stay with the Owens in Peterborough?
10. Why does Sir Thomas want to hold a ball at Mansfield Park?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
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 2
How does Edmund overlook Mary's shortcomings early in their relationship? What does the scandal allow him to fully understand about Mary's true nature? What is he most disappointed about in her character? Provide specific examples to support your answers.
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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