4. Mary is glad that Captain Wentworth is marrying Anne, rather than who?
(a) Henrietta or Elizabeth
(b) Henrietta or Louisa
(c) Elizabeth or Mrs. Clay
(d) Louisa or Elizabeth

5. Although Elizabeth is interested in Mr. Elliot as a potential husband, in whom does Mr. Elliot seem more interested?
(a) Lady Russell
(b) Anne
(c) Henrietta
(d) Louisa

6. How does Anne feel about the way the Crofts have kept her former home?
(a) She has no real opinion on it.
(b) Nobody could have kept it up better.
(c) They seem to be neglecting a few things, but it looks mostly good.
(d) They are doing a horrible job keeping it up.

7. Mrs. Smith tells Anne that Mr. Elliot was once __________________________________.
(a) like a son to her
(b) a good friend of Mrs. Smith's husband
(c) married to her neice
(d) married to her daughter

8. In the final chapter, the narration changes from Anne's point of view to ___________________________.
(a) a neutral narrator
(b) Sir Elliot's point of view
(c) Captain Wentworth's point of view
(d) Lady Russell's point of view

9. How does Sir Elliot feel about Captain Wentworth and Anne marrying now?
(a) He has no objections.
(b) He cautions Captain Wentworth against it, but allows he and Anne to make up their own minds.
(c) He objects strongly.
(d) He cautions Anne against it, but allows Anne to make up her own mind.

10. Who escorts Anne for the first half of her trip home after the gathering?
(a) Mr. Elliot
(b) Charles
(c) Frederick
(d) Captain Benwick

11. Who do Charles and Mary call on soon after their return?
(a) the Crofts
(b) Herietta
(c) Anne and Lady Russell
(d) Captain Wentworth

12. Lady Russell tells Anne that nothing would make her happier than to see Anne do what?
(a) become an artist
(b) become the next Lady Elliot to preside over Kellynch Hall
(c) marry a sailor
(d) stay with lady Russell forever

13. Who has to reconcile herself to the fact that she judged Captain Wentworth wrongly?
(a) Lady Russell
(b) Mrs. Clay
(c) Mary
(d) Anne

14. What surprising reaction to Anne's father and sister have over her arrival?
(a) They seem indifferent.
(b) They are happy to see her.
(c) They ask her to leave.
(d) They ask her to stay at the house while they go on a trip.

15. Lady Russell tells Anne that which person could not stop talking about Anne at the gathering?
(a) Elizabeth
(b) Lady Russell
(c) Sir Elliot
(d) Mr. Elliot