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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. The day before the planned dinner, who has a bad fall?
(a) Mary
(b) Mary's eldest boy
(c) Mary's youngest boy
(d) Charles
2. Who is consulted about the budget?
(a) Anne
(b) Elizabeth
(c) Lady Russell
(d) Sir Elliot
3. Sir Elliot tells Admiral Croft what about Admiral Croft's appearance?
(a) He looks old for his age.
(b) He is the ugliest sailor Sir Elliot has seen.
(c) He is the most handsome sailor Sir Elliot has seen.
(d) He looks young for his age.
4. In the end, who actually goes back to Uppercross?
(a) Captain Wentworth, Henrietta and Anne
(b) Anne, Mary and Henrietta
(c) Captain Wentworth, Anne and Mary
(d) Captain Wentworth, Mary and Henrietta
5. Who is Sir Elliot's late wife's best friend?
(a) Jane
(b) Lady Russell
(c) Ruby
(d) Elizabeth
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is going to find a family to rent the home?
2. Due to the new budget plan, where does the family relocate?
3. Who takes a hard fall jumping from high ground?
4. Anne overhears Captain Wentworth tell Louisa that he prefers what sort of women?
5. Charles Hayter was whose suitor?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Captain Frederick Wentworth at the beginning of Chapter 4.
2. Describe Captain Wentworth at the end of Chapter 4.
3. Explain what Anne thinks are the pros of living with Lady Russell rather than Mary.
4. What does Sir Elliot think of Elizabeth?
5. In the final chapter, why does Sir Elliot not object to Anne marrying Frederick?
6. Explain what Anne thinks are the cons of staying with Lady Russell rather than Mary.
7. Explain how Anne's plans to care for Louisa are interrupted.
8. What announcement do the Crofts make when Anne and Lady Russell visit them and what does it mean for Anne?
9. Describe what happens when Mr. Elliot tries to engage Anne in conversation at the concert.
10. Explain how Charles Hayter feels about Frederick and why.
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