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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Richard admit to intercepting between James and Julia?

2. When Julia is riding her horse during a dream state, who does she realize is on top of her, kissing her?

3. Who is accused of stealing wheat from the Wideacre fields?

4. On her way to visit the slave children in the hovel, what is Julia robbed of?

5. How does Uncle John respond to the news that Julia will be coming home from Dr. Phillips?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Julia and James witness when they visit the hovel where the slave children live, and what is their response?

2. What does Richard admit to Julia when he meets her in Midhurst?

3. Who is Julie, and what information does she give Julia about James?

4. What happens during the sickle race on the last day of the harvest?

5. What happens during Richard's physical attack against Julia?

6. What does Julia learn when she encounters the linkboy?

7. How does Julia feel about her relationship with James upon leaving Bath?

8. After the attack, how does Julia make her way home and what does she tell her family?

9. What happens to Uncle John and Celia when they set out to have Julia's marriage annulled?

10. How does Richard respond to Julia's engagement to James?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Richard spends his entire life tormenting Julia. Choose three examples of times that Richard tormented Julia, and explain the impact of his torment on Julia's adult life.

Essay Topic 2

While Julia is in Bath, she meets and becomes engaged to a man named James.

Part 1) Describe the courting period of Julia's and James's relationship.

Part 2) Describe the future that Julia and James planned together.

Part 3) Explain why Julia's and James's wedding never came into fruition.

Essay Topic 3

Throughout his life, Richard has problems with the animals of Wideacre. Describe three examples of scenes involving Richard's interactions with animals, and explain why the animals of Wideacre have similar responses to Richard whenever he was near them.

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