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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What has Oscar placed in the envelope for Lucinda?
2. Where did Lucinda escape to when the ship stopped at a harbor in Chapter 60?
3. What does Lucinda offer to Mr. Jeffris and his men so that they return Oscar safely?
4. How did Oscar lose his horse and carriage that his bishop gave him?
5. What does the steward do when he comes to deliver Lucinda's tea and sees Lucinda's lure?
Short Essay Questions
1. Does Oscar believe he can withstand anything for Lucinda's love?
2. How does Mr. Jeffris show his love of power as he prepares for the expedition?
3. How does Lucinda help Oscar get a job?
4. Describe the events of Oscar and Lucinda's Christmas Day.
5. Why does Oscar hide his love for Lucinda?
6. Does Lucinda get along with Horace Borrodaile?
7. How does Oscar's enthusiastic description of the phosphorescence phenomenon end up making him feel lonely and left out?
8. Why is Wardley-Fish thwarted in his attempts to catch up with Oscar on the expedition?
9. Why do Horace Borrodaile and Percy Smith try to get Oscar to walk on the open deck?
10. How does Oscar react to seeing Lucinda's prototype for a glass building?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How does Lucinda's unconventional upbringing influence Lucinda's behavior? In what ways does she carry on with her mother's dreams? Provide three examples that show Lucinda acting in unconventional ways.
Essay Topic 2
Describe Oscar's view of how God helps him make decisions in his life. What does he say about God's guidance when it comes to gambling? How does he justify his actions by using "God's will" as an excuse?
Essay Topic 3
Describe the glass church and discuss its importance as a symbol of love. How do Oscar and Lucinda express their love through the creation of the glass church?
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