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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. The group is going to visit friends of which person at the seaside town?

2. Who plans to bring Anne to stay with them until they travel on to Bath?

3. Who goes to town to search for a surgeon?

4. Anne overhears Captain Wentworth tell Louisa that he prefers what sort of women?

5. Whom does Sir Walter Elliot refuse to marry?

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain what Anne thinks of staying at Uppercross.

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

3. How does Lady Russell feel about Mrs. Clay going to Bath in Anne's place?

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

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

6. Explain what type of person Mr. Shepherd considers renting Kellynch Hall to and why.

7. Explain how Charles Hayter feels about Frederick and why.

8. Explain Anne's reasons for calling off the engagement to Captain Wentworth.

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

10. Explain how the group feels about Captain Benwick.

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

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 2

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 3

Do you feel that Anne should have married Charles Musgrove, Mr. Elliot or Captain Wentworth? Use examples from the book to back up your choice. If you don't feel that she should have married any of the three, explain why.

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