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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. Which colleague of Evangeline's does she fight often with?
(a) Winifred.
(b) Mary.
(c) Paul.
(d) Agnes.
2. What does Cecil give Evangeline that begins all of Evangeline's troubles?
(a) A car.
(b) A valuable ruby ring.
(c) A painting.
(d) A lamp.
3. Who visits Mathinna's island in Part I and changes her life forever?
(a) Governor John Franklin and Lady Jane Franklin.
(b) Evangeline Stokes.
(c) Rutherford B. Hayes.
(d) Hazel Ferguson.
4. Where does Evangeline live and work early in Part I?
(a) Marwood, The Grange.
(b) Beltshire, Bath.
(c) St. John's Wood, London.
(d) Tower Bridge Road, London.
5. Who was Mathinna's sister who had died?
(a) Wanganip.
(b) Wampona.
(c) Traobrow.
(d) Teanic.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is Mathinna's stepfather?
2. What does Mrs. Fry tell Evangeline she hopes Evangeline will share on the ship?
3. How old is Evangeline when she is arrested?
4. Where do Cecil and Evangeline mostly carry out their affair?
5. Who is one of the first people who speaks kindly to Evangeline when she arrives in prison?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are the words inscribed over the arch of Newgate Prison?
2. Why does Sarah tell Mathinna that Lady Franklin got rid of the last tribal child she took in?
3. How does wearing the numbered token on the ship make Evangeline feel?
4. Who are some of the first people to show Evangeline and the other female convicts some kindness?
5. Which sailor is abusive towards the women, and how does he treat them on the Medea?
6. What pet does Mathinna bring with her to the Franklins' and why is it so important to her?
7. Who sets Evangeline's downfall into motion?
8. Why does Lady Jane Franklin seem to like to take in tribal children to her home occasionally?
9. Why does Mathinna hide in the bush for days in Part I?
10. How does Evangeline meet Cecil Frederick Whitstone?
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