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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. Why does Philip not know how to respond when he gets a good friend in the older group?
(a) He feels like the friendship is a sham.
(b) He has never had a friend before.
(c) His uncle taught him wrong.
(d) He has never been friends with a girl before.

2. Why does William say Philip's prayers do not work?
(a) His faith is not strong enough.
(b) His desire is corrupt.
(c) His will is not God's.
(d) His prayers are not sincere.

3. Why do Philip's co-workers not like him?
(a) He is better at his work than they are.
(b) He is disabled.
(c) He paid for his position.
(d) He is awkward.

4. How does Philip avoid traveling with the family friend of Louisa's?
(a) He hides.
(b) He lies.
(c) He sends someone else.
(d) He pretends to have never received the letter.

5. How does Philip do in school for his first two years?
(a) Poorly.
(b) He is an average student.
(c) Very well.
(d) He struggles and barely passes.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Philip's first friend start their friendship?

2. What is the surname of the church warden?

3. What does the headmaster say about Fanny's art?

4. What does Philip begin to love because of Louisa?

5. What does Philip hate about his childhood religious beliefs?

Short Essay Questions

1. What causes Singer to be even crueler to Philip?

2. What does Philip study in Germany, and how?

3. How does Fanny respond to the critique from the master?

4. How does Philip end up paying for his move to Paris?

5. What causes a huge argument between Philip and his uncle?

6. What would have been the only thing that would have changed Philip's mind about quitting school?

7. Why do Louisa and William send Philip to King's School?

8. What happens when Fanny insists that the master analyze her work?

9. What does Philip decide to do after his first visit to Paris?

10. How do the boys force Philip to show off his clubfoot?

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