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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Tom come up with capital to finance his venture with Bob?
(a) He saves the money from his work at his job.
(b) He gets the money from his Uncle Deane.
(c) He asks his father if he can use the money they are slowly saving.
(d) He gets the money from his Aunt Glegg.

2. Why does Stephen want to marry Lucy?
(a) She is the most beautiful woman he has ever seen.
(b) He is madly in love with her and thinks of nothing else.
(c) He thinks that his family approves of a marriage with her.
(d) She is not a remarkable rarity but is moderate in all things.

3. What does Maggie tell Lucy is her reason for leaving St. Ogg's and taking another teaching job?
(a) She cannot marry Philip if her brother does not approve.
(b) She falls in love with Stephen.
(c) She prefers never to marry at all, but just to teach.
(d) She does not want to marry Philip anymore.

4. Why does Dr. Kenn hope that the good opinion of Maggie by some people is restored?
(a) Lucy speaks on Maggie's behalf.
(b) Philip still marries Maggie.
(c) Maggie is a good character.
(d) Stephen sends a letter vindicating Maggie.

5. Why does Stephen come to see Maggie at the Mosses?
(a) He wants to persuade her not to go away again.
(b) He hopes to convince her to return to Lucy's house.
(c) He feels that he has to see her again no matter what.
(d) He wants to apologize for his behavior at the dance.

Short Answer Questions

1. When they finally meet again, what tool does Philip use to try to remind Maggie of their love for each other?

2. Why does Maggie pore over the pages of a book while she is waiting for Lucy to return?

3. Why is Maggie happy to run into Philip?

4. What does Mr. Tulliver do when he happens to run into Mr. Wakem after he pays off his other creditors?

5. When Stephen and Maggie end up in a boat alone together, who is supposed to be there instead of Stephen?

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