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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. Sir Elliot and __________ appear to have no respect for Anne in Chapter 1.

2. Who goes to visit the Crofts when they move?

3. Why has Mrs. Clay come?

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

5. Of Anne, Charles and Mary, who does not attend the party?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Explain the event towards the end of Chapter 10 that causes Anne to believe that she finally understands Frederick.

3. How does Sir Elliot feel about naval officers?

4. Describe the meeting between Anne and Captain Wentworth in Chapter 7.

5. Explain how Anne feels about Lady Russell's view of Mr. Elliot and Mr. Elliot's view of Mrs. Clay.

6. Explain what Mrs. Smith tells Anne about the time when Mr. Elliot was a friend of the Smiths.

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

8. Explain how Anne's plans to leave for Bath are interrupted.

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

10. Describe Anne's sister, Mary.

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

In the end of the book, Anne and Captain Wentworth have finally married. Describe how everyone's attitudes toward Captain Wentworth have either changed or stayed the same. Specifically, focus on Sir Elliot, Lady Russell and Elizabeth.

Essay Topic 2

Choose any of the following characters and describe whether or not you feel they change and, if so, in what ways:

Sir Elliot

Mr. Elliot

Captain Wentworth

Essay Topic 3

From the point that he shows back up in the lives of the Elliots, Mr. Elliot, the heir, has questionable motivations. Describe Mr. Elliot. Do you trust his motivations, even though he has a bad history? Why or why not?

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