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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Philip argue with his father, Mr. Wakem, about?
(a) He argues that the dispute with the Tullivers should be set aside.
(b) He tries to convince his father to sell the mill.
(c) He tells his father that he wants to get a job.
(d) He tells his father that he is in love with Maggie.

2. What happens at the bazaar to make Stephen start to feel jealous?
(a) He notices that Maggie is careful not to look at him.
(b) He sees Lucy talking to other men of St. Ogg's.
(c) He realizes that Maggie and Philip have some history together.
(d) He deduces that Mr. Wakem stops to see Maggie for a reason.

3. How do Maggie and Stephen react to their growing interest in each other?
(a) They begin to write each other letters.
(b) They start meeting secretly.
(c) They spend as much time together as they can.
(d) They try to ignore each other and focus on Maggie.

4. How does Philip shake Maggie's resolve never to see him again?
(a) He tells her that she is just trying to stupefy herself into resignation.
(b) He asks her whether she does not like him as she once does.
(c) He tells her that she is missing all that life has to offer.
(d) He tells her that he cannot live without her.

5. What does Maggie say to Tom after they leave Philip?
(a) Tom always enjoys finding fault and punishing her.
(b) Tom never has a lover of his own.
(c) Tom never understands the difference between right and wrong.
(d) Tom is no longer her brother.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to Bob's house?

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

3. What happens between Stephen and Maggie at the Mosses?

4. How does Philip Wakem react to the news about Maggie and Stephen?

5. How does Lucy's plan to intervene with Tom on Maggie's behalf backfire?

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