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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. Where does Daisy live?
(a) In Paris.
(b) In South London.
(c) In Cambridge.
(d) In Surrey.

2. According to Fred, why is Flowerdew "one against many?"
(a) Flowerdew is not liked by anyone.
(b) Flowerdew is a lonely professor.
(c) Flowerdew knows too little.
(d) Flowerdew understands too much.

3. By what name does James Elder call to Daisy?
(a) Miss Saunders.
(b) Katie.
(c) Night Sister.
(d) Flo.

4. Who invites Fred in "for that pipe"?
(a) George Holcombe.
(b) Skippey.
(c) A Junior Fellow.
(d) Dr. Matthews.

5. At the end of Part 1, Section 1, to whom is Fred penning a note?
(a) Professor Horne.
(b) Miss Saunders.
(c) Skippey.
(d) Mrs. Wrayburn.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what year does the story begin?

2. Who gave Daisy the ring on her wedding finger?

3. What ingredients do many of Dr. Sage's prescriptions contain?

4. Who are the Fellows of Angels?

5. What is the cause of Fred's bicycle accident?

Short Essay Questions

1. Which jobs did Fred inherit with his Junior Fellowship?

2. What happens during Daisy's childhood that changes the plight of her and her mother?

3. At the beginning of Part 1, Section 1, what is happening on the way into Cambridge?

4. According to the beginning of Part 2, Section 8, where does Daisy live? Give at least three details describing the city.

5. Describe the artwork that is above the Great Gate.

6. In Part 1, Section 4, Dr. Matthews is introduced. Describe Dr. Matthews, the Provost of James's.

7. According to Fred, what is meant by "conditional unbelief"?

8. What is Daisy's new position at Blackfriars Hospital? Describe one of the routines that Daisy performs everyday.

9. Explain how accepting Christianity on faith is contrary to Fred's education.

10. How many notes are waiting for Fred when he returns to his room at the beginning of the book? Who are the notes from?

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