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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. How old is Roland?
(a) Twenty-one.
(b) Thirty-five.
(c) Thirty-eight.
(d) Twenty-nine.

2. Where do Ash and Christabel meet after the incident of the stolen letter?
(a) At the coast in Wales.
(b) At the British Museum.
(c) In a park on a rainy day.
(d) At the house of Ash's cousin.

3. What kind of interpretation does the writing that Maud gives Roland put on Christabel's imagery?
(a) A metaphysical interpretation.
(b) A sexual interpretation.
(c) A literal interpretation.
(d) A religious interpretation.

4. What kind of dog does Lady Joan Bailey have?
(a) A Scottish terrier.
(b) A golden retriever.
(c) A labrador retriever.
(d) A German shorthaired pointer.

5. What does Maud think of Cropper's biography of Ash?
(a) She thinks it's more about Cropper than Ash.
(b) She thinks it idealizes Ash too much.
(c) She thinks it belittles Ash's writing.
(d) She thinks it captures the reality of Ash.

Short Answer Questions

1. What relation does Maud say she has to Christabel?

2. What condition does Beatrice impose on Roland reading Ellen Ash's journals?

3. Where is the book that Roland looks at usually kept?

4. Does Ash think that Christabel can be both a muse and a poet?

5. Where is Christabel buried?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Roland compare Maud to Christabel?

2. What does Sir George plan to do at the end of the chapter?

3. What is Maud's dilemma about Leonora?

4. What are Maud and Roland concerned might happen to their find in Christabel's room?

5. What is Roland's initial reaction to the letters?

6. How does Fergus Wolff know about Christabel LaMotte?

7. How do Christabel and Ash feel about meeting secretly?

8. What do Roland and Maud do on their day trip?

9. What does Roland read at the end of the chapter?

10. How does Swammerdam's family treat him?

(see the answer keys)

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