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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Shaw points out that relationships are often affected by:
(a) Character.
(b) Geography.
(c) Money.
(d) Temperment.

2. What type of woman was often written about by modernists?
(a) Elusive.
(b) Nymph-like.
(c) Typical.
(d) Ideal.

3. Which composer inspired Shaw?
(a) Bach.
(b) Mozart.
(c) Chopin.
(d) Schubert.

4. Byron is better than which of the following?
(a) Emerson.
(b) Thoreau.
(c) Wordsworth.
(d) Palmer.

5. Where does Tanner want to go?
(a) London.
(b) Home.
(c) To the river.
(d) Away from Ann.

6. What about Tanner comes into question?
(a) Financial success.
(b) Moral character.
(c) Business acumen.
(d) Sobriety.

7. Shaw says that women no longer ask for:
(a) Permission.
(b) Trifles.
(c) Pity.
(d) Forgiveness.

8. Who is Rhoda?
(a) Ann's sister.
(b) Parlor maid.
(c) Tavy's mother.
(d) Tanner's sister.

9. According to Shaw, Ann is not afraid to compromise in which area?
(a) Intellectually.
(b) Morals.
(c) Socially.
(d) Sexuality.

10. Most writers portray men as:
(a) Godlike.
(b) Repressed.
(c) The sexual initiator.
(d) Fearful.

11. What is Robinson's nickname?
(a) Robby.
(b) Squeaky.
(c) Buck.
(d) Tavy.

12. Which adjective best suits Ramsden?
(a) Distinguished.
(b) Miserly.
(c) Decrepit.
(d) Flamboyant.

13. What is the subject of Tanner's lecture to Ann?
(a) Ann's ties to her mother.
(b) Tavy.
(c) The pact in the garden.
(d) Whitefield's will.

14. Who is the first to visit Ramsden?
(a) Whitefield.
(b) Tanner.
(c) Robinson.
(d) Violet.

15. Who is pregnant?
(a) Mary Elizabeth.
(b) Violet.
(c) Myra.
(d) Ann.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who arrives along with Ann and her mother?

2. Tanner admonishes the group for which of the following?

3. Which writer does Shaw refer to as being "a force?"

4. What was the purpose of the visit?

5. What does Henry do each time Ann's name is mentioned?

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