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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 brand name of the paraffin heater?
(a) Oxford.
(b) Trueheat.
(c) Nevercold.
(d) Bunsen.
2. Why do the solicitors change their minds about helping to save the shop?
(a) Lack of money for their services
(b) Conflict of interest with the Arts Council.
(c) Legislation of House of Lords.
(d) Fear of Mrs. Gamart.
3. Who has brought artwork to the shop?
(a) Mr. Gill.
(b) General Gamart.
(c) Mrs. Gipping.
(d) Mr. Keble.
4. Who has written an article that views Lolita as a masterpiece?
(a) Graham Greene.
(b) James Waterford.
(c) William Blake.
(d) Ivy Welford.
5. What does the City Council open in Hardborough?
(a) A Public Library.
(b) An art museum.
(c) A dance studio.
(d) A fire station.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who walks in while the temporary help is reading?
2. Who proves to be the undoing of Florence's shop?
3. Who does Mr. Brundish visit at The Stead?
4. What constantly reminds Christine of her failure?
5. At the beginning of Chapter 8, what form of communication do Florence and Mr. Thornton use?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are Florence and Mr. Thornton communicating by letters in Chapter 8?
2. How does Christine embarrass Mrs. Gamart? Why is Christine upset?
3. What happens immediately after Mr. Brundish leaves The Stead?
4. Describe Kattie.
5. What transpires between Mr. Brundish and Violet Gamart during his visit?
6. How is Florence being affected by Christine? How is Florence affecting Christine?
7. What happens on a the first really cold evening of September? How does this affect the relationship between Florence and Christine?
8. Describe the Old House Bookshop's atmosphere at the beginning of Chapter 7.
9. How did Milo betray Florence when she went to pick up new orders in Flintmarket?
10. What is the real reason that Christine would rather have money from Florence as a parting gift rather than a cardigan?
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