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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 trap does Lucinda set to lure the stewards when they come to her stateroom in Chapter 56?
(a) Artwork.
(b) Cards and a stack of money.
(c) Gold jewelry.
(d) Rare coins.

2. How many days after he leaves does it take Lucinda to open Oscar's envelope?
(a) Twelve.
(b) Six.
(c) One.
(d) Ten.

3. What does the head steward announce at dinner is on view on the above deck in Chapter 52?
(a) Dance group.
(b) Choral group.
(c) Phosphorescence.
(d) A statute.

4. How many days is Wardley-Fish imprisoned in Sydney?
(a) Twenty.
(b) Two.
(c) Fifty.
(d) Thirty.

5. How does Dennis think Lucinda looks when he sees her after she returns to Sydney?
(a) Handsome.
(b) Old.
(c) Like a fool.
(d) Like a teenager.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Mrs. Judd?

2. What is Oscar's response when Lucinda says he has still not absolved her after her confession?

3. What does Lucinda long for when she is living again in Sydney after Dennis has left?

4. What does Mr. Jeffris wish to be?

5. Who do the Strattons run into on their way to the racetrack at Newton Abbot?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Oscar react to seeing Lucinda's prototype for a glass building?

2. How does Lucinda grow comfortable around Oscar and begin to admire him again?

3. Why do Horace Borrodaile and Percy Smith try to get Oscar to walk on the open deck?

4. What convinces Oscar to go up to first class and seek out Lucinda?

5. What scandal do Lucinda and Oscar create?

6. How does Lucinda feel about Dennis leaving Sydney to go to a parish near Boat Harbour?

7. Why is Lucinda angry that Mr. Phelps invited her and Oscar for a tour of the factory?

8. Does Oscar's new congregation like him as a preacher?

9. What happens when Lucinda goes to gamble at the Chinese establishment on George Street?

10. Why does Oscar hide his love for Lucinda?

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