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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 long does Edward stay with the Dashwoods?
(a) A week
(b) A month
(c) A day
(d) Two weeks
2. What does Colonel Brando receive before the trip to Whitwell?
(a) A letter
(b) A sum of money
(c) A bracelet
(d) An invitation
3. What does Willoughby offer Marianne as a present?
(a) A horse
(b) A pony
(c) A dog
(d) A goat
4. What topic of conversation do the Dashwoods draw Edward into?
(a) A conversation about Fanny's meaness
(b) A conversation about children
(c) A conversation about love
(d) A conversation about money
5. Which family does Austen immediately introduce in this chapter?
(a) The Ferrars family
(b) The Dashwood family
(c) The Steele family
(d) The Partridge family
Short Answer Questions
1. Which two major character does Austen introduce in this chapter?
2. How long is the carriage ride to London?
3. What does Marianne notice under Edward's ring?
4. How does Elinor keep herself busy when Edward leaves?
5. What does Elinor ask Marianne proof of?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do the group's discussion of what they will do with a fortune express their individual characters?
2. Why is the fact the sisters are going to London so important?
3. Outline what you think are Elinor's main characteristics.
4. Why, if Elinor is so independent thinking and the one person in the family with sense, does she write to her mother for advice?
5. What do you think the importance of Willoughby is to the story at this point?
6. Why do you think Austen presents Sir John and his wife as nice people, but overall overbred simpletons?
7. How does Edward's arrival produce new hope for the Dashwood's?
8. Is Mrs. Jennings merely a gossip, or does she genuinely care about people?
9. How does Elinor display her logic and rationality in this chapter?
10. Is Elinor a better match for Edward than Lucy?
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