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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 can Stevens' personality be described?
(a) Obsessive
(b) Aggressive
(c) Shy
(d) Quirky
2. What does the old man say is at the top of the hill?
(a) A barn
(b) A church
(c) An apple orchard
(d) A bench
3. What does Mr. Stevens consider critical to his work?
(a) Organizational skills
(b) Diplomacy
(c) Professionalism
(d) Etiquette
4. What does Stevens fear will belie his true feelings about Lord Darlington?
(a) Melancholy musings
(b) Reverie
(c) Stories
(d) Little white lies
5. What is Mr. Stevens considering at point in time?
(a) Retiring
(b) Starting his own business
(c) Getting married
(d) Taking a road trip
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the overall goal of the conference?
2. What does Stevens consider the comments people still make about Lord Darlington?
3. Who is Mr. Stevens' current employer?
4. What does Stevens think about in the time before breakfast?
5. Mr. Farraday's comment makes Mr. Stevens feel __________________.
Short Essay Questions
1. What surprising news does Miss Kenton reveal to Stevens?
2. How does Miss Kenton react to the news that Stevens had also been upset by the dismissal of the Jewish girls?
3. Describe Stevens' plans for his road trip.
4. How is Stevens' reserve shown regarding Miss Kenton's letter?
5. What does Stevens encounter the next morning that reminds him of serving in a great household?
6. What occasion does Stevens recall where the silver altered the apprehensive nature of a guest?
7. What event occurs to force a change in the elder Mr. Stevens' role at Darlington Hall?
8. What are the rumors related to Lard Darlington's sympathies for the Nazis?
9. What does Stevens do after finding out that Mr. Cardinal plans to stay the night.
10. How is the staffing situation at Darlington Hall different from the time Miss Kenton had worked there?
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