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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What has changed as a result of Maggie's marriage to the Prince?
(a) Fanny's standing in society.
(b) Mr. Verver's dislike of royalty.
(c) The Prince's plans for returning to Rome.
(d) Mr.Verver's status quo.
2. On what street is the store with the golden bowl?
(a) Kent Street.
(b) Bloomsbury Street.
(c) Pemberley Street.
(d) New Haven Street.
3. What prompts Mrs. Rance to leave Fawns in Book Second Chapter 5?
(a) Mr. Verver's lack of interest in Mrs. Rance.
(b) Charlotte's arrival.
(c) Maggie's rude comments towards her.
(d) News that the weather will turn dreary for several days.
4. What does the Prince suggest should happen following his marriage to Maggie?
(a) Charlotte should move in with them.
(b) Charlotte should not contact them again.
(c) Charlotte and Maggie should organize an overseas trip for the group.
(d) Charlotte and Maggie should start and run a club.
5. How does Charlotte feel in Book Third Chapter 1?
(a) Proud.
(b) Angry.
(c) Embarassed.
(d) Enlightened.
6. Who does Charlotte want to notice that she is together with the Prince at the party?
(a) Fanny.
(b) Maggie.
(c) Colonel Assingham.
(d) Mr. Verver.
7. According to Fanny, why did the Prince and Charlotte never marry?
(a) They were too scared to commit.
(b) Their love turned to hate.
(c) They didn't love each other.
(d) Neither of them had enough money.
8. What does Fanny think of the timing of Charlotte's visit to London?
(a) It is perfectly timed.
(b) It is inconvenient.
(c) It is unsettling.
(d) It is suspicious.
9. Why doesn't Charlotte feel guilty about her relationship with the Prince?
(a) Because she and the Prince had planned to get married before.
(b) Because she blames the Prince for pursuing her.
(c) Because she had offered to show her husband the telegram so that he would know the truth.
(d) Because she believes Mr. Verver doesn't really care for her.
10. What does the Prince believe Fanny has a stronger sense of than he?
(a) A sense of place.
(b) A fashion sense.
(c) A sixth sense.
(d) A moral sense.
11. What advice does Bob give Fanny in Book Third Chapter 3?
(a) To keep an eye on Mr. Verver's moods.
(b) To tell Maggie about her suspicions.
(c) To end her friendships with the Prince, Maggie and Charlotte.
(d) To let the Prince and Charlotte sort out their relationship themselves.
12. Where does Mr. Verver pace restlessly before deciding to marry Charlotte?
(a) In his office.
(b) On the terrace.
(c) In the garden.
(d) On the front lawn.
13. What is the Prince doing while contemplating his upcoming marriage in Book First Chapter 1?
(a) The Prince is sitting in the park.
(b) The Prince is visiting some of his favorite places in the city.
(c) The Prince is writing in his travel journal.
(d) The Prince is attending a church service.
14. As of Book First, Chapter 2, what is the Prince feeling in regard to his upcoming nuptials?
(a) Excitement.
(b) Indifference.
(c) Fear.
(d) Nervousness.
15. What can Maggie not deny in Book Second Chapter 3?
(a) That women will try to capture her husband's attention.
(b) That her father is not capable of being faithful to one woman.
(c) That women will try to capture her father's attention.
(d) That her husband is known to be unfaithful.
Short Answer Questions
1. At the end of Chapter 2 of Book Third, how does Fanny feel about the Prince's behavior?
2. What does Fanny warn the Prince about in Chapter 2 of Book Third?
3. What has Fanny done for the Prince in the past?
4. According to the Prince, with what intention has Charlotte come to London?
5. What does Mr. Verver send Charlotte an invite for in Book Second Chapter 4?
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