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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 7: Chapter 4 | Book 7: Chapter 5.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Maggie ask Tom to release her from her promise not to see Philip?
(a) Maggie cannot bear to be away from Philip.
(b) Lucy thinks that Philip is a good friend for Maggie.
(c) Lucy wants to invite Philip to her house.
(d) Maggie hopes that since their father is dead, things change.

2. Why is Maggie admitted to society and invited to social events that are thought to be above her station?
(a) Lucy and Stephen want her to be included, so others include her.
(b) Lucy personally asks her friends to invite Maggie to events.
(c) Maggie is assertive about making sure that she is included.
(d) Maggie's mother takes it upon herself to make sure that Maggie is included.

3. What does Mr. Tulliver feel is his strongest reason for staying and working at the mill?
(a) His wife asks him to.
(b) He lives there all his life and loves it.
(c) He has no other job.
(d) He hopes to pay off his debts.

4. Why does Stephen Guest steal Lucy's sewing scissors?
(a) To cut a thread.
(b) To have a chance to touch her when he gives them back.
(c) To cut an article out of the newspaper.
(d) To put them away for her and save her the trouble.

5. What happens between Stephen and Maggie at the Mosses?
(a) They fight over Stephen's admission of love for Maggie.
(b) They admit that they love each other but will not be together.
(c) They consider getting married.
(d) They refuse to admit that they love each other.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Maggie think of Tom's lessons with Mr. Stelling when she visits?

2. How does Lucy trick Stephen?

3. Why does Lucy have a confidential conversation with her father the same evening that Philip first comes to visit?

4. Why does Stephen start having dinner at Lucy's house?

5. Why does Lucy understand and forgive Maggie?

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