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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. Who goes to visit the Crofts when they move?
(a) Anne and Lady Russell
(b) Anne and Charles
(c) Mary and Anne
(d) Mary and Charles

2. Who is Miss Clay?
(a) Lady Russell's friend
(b) Mr. Shepherd's niece.
(c) Sir Elliot's cousin
(d) Mr. Shepherd's daughter.

3. Who believes that nursing is work only for women?
(a) Lady Russell
(b) Anne
(c) Mary
(d) Charles

4. With whom is Anne in love?
(a) GIlbert
(b) Frederick
(c) Francis
(d) George

5. When she was young, Elizabeth planned to marry. What happened to her suitor?
(a) He moved away unexpectedly.
(b) He died.
(c) He married someone else.
(d) He vanished

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Mary's mother-in-law's last name?

2. Anne joins several people on a trip to a seaside town. Who does not go on the trip?

3. In the end, who actually goes back to Uppercross?

4. Due to the new budget plan, where does the family relocate?

5. Whose idea is it to rent the Elliot's home to a naval officer?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Lady Russell feel about Anne staying at Uppercross cottage?

2. What announcement do the Crofts make when Anne and Lady Russell visit them and what does it mean for Anne?

3. Describe Captain Wentworth at the end of Chapter 4.

4. Explain why Admiral Croft did not need to invite Frederick to Bath.

5. Why does Sir Elliot choose to rent his house to the person that he chooses?

6. Describe Sir Walter Elliot.

7. Now that Anne and Captain Wentworth are in the same social circle, describe how they interact.

8. When everyone travels to Bath to surprise the Elliots, in Chapter 22, what news do they bring?

9. In Chapter 23, as he leaves the gathering, Captain Wentworth does what, with regard to Anne and what is the result?

10. At her father's gathering, describe what Anne and Frederick talk about.

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