3. In the beginning of Chapter 4, from where are Dorothea and Celia returning?
(a) A visit to Edward Casaubon's estate.
(b) The bank.
(c) The market.
(d) A visit to Sir Chettam's estate.

4. Who discerns the reason for Lydgate's avoidance of Rosamond?
(a) Mr. Vincy.
(b) Farebrother.
(c) Rosamond.
(d) Featherstone.

5. At the beginning of Chapter 16, the people of Middlemarch are gossiping about the appointment of a _________ for the new hospital.
(a) Director.
(b) Head nurse.
(c) Chaplain.
(d) Head surgeon.

6. Caleb Vincy is what relation of Fred?
(a) Brother.
(b) Father.
(c) Cousin.
(d) Uncle.

7. Why does Chettam recommend Lydgate to Dorothea?
(a) He feels a brotherly sympathy for Dorothea.
(b) He likes Casaubon and pities him.
(c) He has a vested interest in Lydgate's success.
(d) Lydgate pays him for referrals.

8. The dinner party guests question Mr. Brooke about his endorsement of which new professional in town?
(a) A lawyer.
(b) The mayor.
(c) A doctor.
(d) A banker.

9. Dorothea is awed and intimidated by what characteristic of Casaubon?
(a) His heritage.
(b) His intellect.
(c) His wealth.
(d) His size.

10. In the opening chapters, what is Dorothea's charitable project?
(a) Designing cottages for the poor.
(b) Tutoring schoolchildren.
(c) Raising money for hospitals.
(d) Volunteering at an orphanage.

11. Naumann is introduced in Chapter 19. Who is he?
(a) Will's friend.
(b) Casaubon's colleague.
(c) Dorothea's chauffeur.
(d) Casaubon's student.

12. To pay off his debts, Fred decides to sell what?
(a) Home.
(b) Horse.
(c) Jewelry.
(d) Carriage.

13. Why does Mr. Brooke refuse to talk politics with his guest?
(a) His guest is lower-class.
(b) His guest is a woman.
(c) His guest is uneducated.
(d) His guest is rude.

14. In the end, who is appointed chaplain?
(a) Farebrother.
(b) Cadwallader.
(c) None of the above.
(d) Tyke.

15. What does Sir Chettam offer to Dorothea as a gift?
(a) A silk scarf.
(b) A diamond ring.
(c) A Maltese puppy.
(d) A box of chocolates.