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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 is Mary's mother-in-law's last name?
(a) Hargrove
(b) Groveland
(c) Grover
(d) Musgrove
2. Who confides to Captain Wentworth that they prefer Anne over Mary?
(a) Charles
(b) Lady Russell
(c) Louisa
(d) Henrietta
3. Who are Henrietta and Louisa?
(a) Mary's cousins
(b) Mary's sisters-in-law
(c) Captain Wentworth's cousins
(d) Captain Wentworth's sisters
4. Anne is increasingly more nervous about what event?
(a) seeing Mr. Wentworth again
(b) moving to Bath
(c) visiting Lady Russell
(d) staying with Mary
5. Which family shows no signs of knowing about Anne's relationship with Mr. Wentworth?
(a) neither
(b) both the Crofts and the Musgroves
(c) the Musgroves
(d) the Crofts
Short Answer Questions
1. With whom is Anne in love?
2. Sir Elliot's youngest daughter is which one?
3. Anne overhears Captain Wentworth tell Louisa that he prefers what sort of women?
4. In the beginning of Chapter 5, the Crofts agree to do what?
5. Chapter 3 follows a conversation between the Elliots and whom?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain how Anne recalls her old relationship with Frederick.
2. Explain how Anne feels about Lady Russell's view of Mr. Elliot and Mr. Elliot's view of Mrs. Clay.
3. Explain what Anne thinks are the pros of living with Lady Russell rather than Mary.
4. What announcement do the Crofts make when Anne and Lady Russell visit them and what does it mean for Anne?
5. Now that Anne and Captain Wentworth are in the same social circle, describe how they interact.
6. Describe the major event that happens in Chapter 12.
7. Explain how Anne feels about Mr. Elliot.
8. How does Sir Elliot feel about naval officers?
9. Explain Anne and Lady Russell's opinions about whether or not Anne should marry Mr. Elliot.
10. Explain how the group feels about Captain Benwick.
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