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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. What is the name of Lucy's home?
(a) A Room with a View.
(b) To the North.
(c) Gentle Chateau.
(d) Windy Corner.

2. What does George feel has happened that night at Piazza Signoria?
(a) "Something tremendous."
(b) "Something dangerous."
(c) "Something political."
(d) "Something magical."

3. Why does Lucy go somewhere with Miss Bartlett at the beginning of Chapter 5?
(a) Lucy does not want to see George.
(b) To discuss the event at the Piazza.
(c) To cheer up Miss Bartlett, who has fallen ill.
(d) Lucy enjoys Miss Bartlett's company.

4. Why does Miss Bartlett take the larger room with a view?
(a) The room has a larger lock and is safer.
(b) She's selfish.
(c) The room is damp and she does not want Lucy to catch a chill.
(d) She feels it is inappropriate for Lucy to sleep where George has slept.

5. What happens to Lucy and Miss Lavish after breakfast?
(a) They get lost.
(b) They get in a fight.
(c) They are robbed.
(d) They get chased by a dog.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Lucy long for at the beginning of Chapter 5?

2. What do George and Lucy share at the end of Chapter 6?

3. When Miss Bartlett accepts the room with a view, why is the owner of the room not there to receive her acceptance?

4. Mr. Emerson believes George should still be happy within what?

5. Following the group ride out to the country, Miss Bartlett decides to take Lucy where?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Lucy shocked to learn her kiss with George appears in Miss Lavish's novel?

2. What does Mr. Emerson suggest to Lucy regarding the character George?

3. What dramatic event happens in Chapter 4? What does Lucy say to George regarding the event?

4. What aspects of society does the character Miss Bartlett represent?

5. In the beginning of Chapter 1, there is much offense taken between the characters. Who is offended and why?

6. What do Mr. Beebe and Cecil agree upon? What do they disagree upon?

7. Miss Bartlett and Miss Lavish spend a great deal of time determining who should sit where on the carriage ride so as to avoid tension. In the end, the two women lose control of the seating. What does this symbolize?

8. What is the result of the view Mr. Eager shares with Lucy?

9. Lucy is often compared to Miss Bartlett throughout the novel. After she breaks off her engagement with Cecil, in what way does she become similar to Miss Bartlett yet again?

10. What does George do to Lucy's photographs? What does this act symbolize?

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