2. How does Lydia see herself when she is married to Paul Lensky?
(a) As an empowered woman
(b) As a free spirit
(c) As her own being
(d) As a slave to him

3. What is Ursula's response when Anton asks her if she likes him on the night of Fred's wedding?
(a) She tells him that she loves him.
(b) She says that of course she likes him.
(c) She tells him to leave her alone.
(d) She says that she has missed him.

4. How does Ursula feel as she waits for Anton to come home?
(a) Liberated
(b) Unemotional
(c) Helpless
(d) Detached

5. Where does the Brangwen family move when William gets his new position?
(a) In the back of a large church
(b) In a collier's cottage
(c) A villa in Beldover
(d) A flat in Nottingham

6. What does Ursula do in Cossethay when she realizes she will be moving soon?
(a) She insults all her old friends.
(b) She avoids everyone in Cossethay.
(c) She won't converse with old acquaintances.
(d) She visits all her favorite spots.

7. What conclusion does Ursula come to about men and love?
(a) No one is ever really in love
(b) There are many men to love, not just one
(c) Men do not love, only dominate
(d) A woman can love only one man

8. Why can't Ursula escape from the world of system and work?
(a) Her mother forces her to pay board.
(b) She wants to have full rights in the working world.
(c) Her father demands that she work.
(d) She needs to support herself.

9. What does Ursula try to figure out as she lies with a fever in bed?
(a) How she will accept life as a wife and mother
(b) How to get to India to be with Anton
(c) How to break away from Skrebensky
(d) How she will raise her baby with Anton

10. What is Ursula's first impression of Mr. Skrebensky?
(a) He is a buffoon.
(b) He is timid.
(c) He is sure of himself.
(d) He is worried about what others think of him.

11. What is Ursula's reaction after boys from her class throw stones at her in the street?
(a) She becomes hard and impersonal.
(b) She asks the boys in the class who threw the stones.
(c) She begs the children to work hard.
(d) She gives up on her teaching job.

12. What is Ursula's view on school and forcing children to learn?
(a) She thinks it is a wonderful opportunity for children
(b) She feels it is unnatural and stupid.
(c) She feels it is necessary.
(d) She thinks it is useful in the world.

13. What is the thought about Easter and the Resurrection that Lawrence gives the reader?
(a) Easter and the Resurrection overcome the picture of death.
(b) Easter and the Resurrection are outweighed by the image of death
(c) Easter and the Resurrection give hope of an after life.
(d) Easter and the Resurrection are more important than Christmas.

14. What terrifies Ursula about her Uncle Tom as he grieves for his father?
(a) His uncontrollable crying
(b) His animal-like grimace and horrible grin
(c) His unforgiving eyes
(d) His indifference to his father's death

15. What is young Tom Brangwen feeling behind his healthy, good looks, and well dressed appearance?
(a) Superiority
(b) A violent nature
(c) A deep misery
(d) Cleverness