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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Mrs. Allen call a disagreeable thing to carry?
(a) A newspaper.
(b) A suitcase.
(c) A cigar.
(d) An umbrella.
2. What word does John Thorpe use to describe James' carriage?
(a) Tittuppy.
(b) Gardyloo.
(c) Hoddy-doddy.
(d) Poplolly.
3. Where is Mr. Tilney's family based?
(a) Derbyshire.
(b) Lincolnshire.
(c) Yorkshire.
(d) Gloucestershire.
4. What does Mr. Tilney say the sexes are equal at?
(a) Cooking.
(b) Riding horses.
(c) Writing letters.
(d) Hunting.
5. Why does Mrs. Allen congratulate herself once in the tea-room?
(a) Her dress is the loveliest in the room.
(b) She has many social connections at the ball.
(c) Her dress has not been injured.
(d) She secured Catherine and herself the best seats in the room.
Short Answer Questions
1. What part of Udolpho does Catherine read to before meeting Isabella in Chapter 6?
2. At the beginning of Chapter 10, where have the Allens, Thorpes and Morlands met?
3. What does Mrs. Allen ask Catherine to take out of her sleeve?
4. Who introduces Catherine to Mr. Tilney?
5. What is the name of the street where Catherine and the Allens stay?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Catherine mortified following her visit to the Tilney home?
2. What is the result of Catherine's conversation with Eleanor in the pump-room?
3. Does Mr. Tilney feel that women are better at writing than men?
4. How do Isabella and James know each other?
5. Why does Catherine tell Henry that she cannot dance with him?
6. How did Catherine's family act on the day of her departure?
7. Who does Catherine meet in Chapter 3?
8. How does Henry support his suggestion that a country-dance is like a marriage?
9. Why does Catherine leave the dance early?
10. Who do Catherine and Isabella meet on the streets at the beginning of Chapter 7?
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