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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. How does Fanny die?
(a) She hangs herself.
(b) She had consumption.
(c) She has a blood disease.
(d) She starves.

2. Why is Philip thinking about quitting his art?
(a) He will always be disappointed.
(b) It is too difficult.
(c) It is not good enough to make a living off of.
(d) It does not bring him happiness anymore.

3. Why does Philip choose to visit his uncle?
(a) He needs money.
(b) He is sick.
(c) He feels it his duty.
(d) He wants to get some things.

4. What is wrong with Thorne?
(a) He has a mysterious rash.
(b) He has pneumonia.
(c) He has a blood disease.
(d) He has jaundice.

5. What does Griffiths do when he learns Philip is unhappy?
(a) Ended the relationship.
(b) Married Mildred.
(c) Wrote a letter to Philip.
(d) Paid back all the money Philip spent on Mildred.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Philip move in with while studying art in Paris?

2. What is Cronshaw doing when he dies?

3. How does William feel when Philip announce he is quitting his art training?

4. What is Norah's profession?

5. What does William seem most worried about after his wife dies?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Philip feel about his first taste of medical school?

2. What causes Philip to fail his first medical exams?

3. What does Philip begin to think when he deals with Fanny's despair?

4. What happens during Philip's first rotation when he returns to medical school?

5. What does Philip find when he gets an urgent letter to come to Fanny's apartment?

6. Where does Philip get a large sum of money, and what does he use it for?

7. How does Philip feel about Mildred's baby living with him?

8. How does Philip raise in the ranks in the department store?

9. How does Philip lose all of his money?

10. Where does Philip take Mildred on their first date, and how does he enjoy it?

(see the answer keys)

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