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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. Who are Henrietta and Louisa?

2. How does Sir Elliot feel the Admiral's stature compares to his own?

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

4. To whom does Sir Elliot agree to rent the house?

5. What has happened to Frederick over the years?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Anne's reaction when Mrs. Smith tells her about rumors that Anne and Mr. Elliot are to wed and how does Mrs. Smith respond?

2. What news does Anne receiv about Captain Benwick, in a letter from Mary and how does it make everyone feel?

3. Describe Captain Frederick Wentworth at the beginning of Chapter 4.

4. Describe the sort of trouble the Elliots are facing in Chapter 1.

5. Explain Anne and Lady Russell's opinions about whether or not Anne should marry Mr. Elliot.

6. Describe what happens when Mr. Elliot tries to engage Anne in conversation at the concert.

7. Describe Anne's relationships with men since her break up with Captain Wentworth.

8. Describe what happens when Anne visits the Crofts on their first day at Kellynch Hall.

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

10. How does Mr. Elliot react to news of Anne and Frederick's marriage?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Sir Elliot originally has a poor view of naval officers yet he eventually learns to like Admiral Croft and Captain Wentworth. Why does he like them? Do you agree or disagree?

Essay Topic 2

The theme of marriage and union is strong in the book. Choose your favorite couple, besides Anne and Frederick, and describe their relationship. What makes them your favorite?

Essay Topic 3

Explain what role Lady Russell plays in the book. Include other examples, besides just her disapproval of Captain Wentworth.

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