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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where does Maggie set the golden bowl so that her husband will see it?
(a) On the mantle.
(b) On the Prince's pillow.
(c) On the dining table.
(d) In the china cabinet.
2. Where does Maggie decide to go in Book Fourth Chapter 9?
(a) Shopping for a dress.
(b) For a walk.
(c) Into the garden.
(d) To the attic.
3. In Book Fifth Chapter 3, what does Mr. Verver threaten to do if Maggie's feelings don't change?
(a) Disinherit Maggie.
(b) Return to America.
(c) Leave Charlotte.
(d) Make her divorce her husband.
4. What does Maggie suddenly think the others in her party want her to do in Book Fifth Chapter 2?
(a) Reveal the truth to her father.
(b) Abandon her marriage.
(c) Have an emotional outburst.
(d) Take the blame for the cause of the affair.
5. What is the Prince reminded of as he speaks to Charlotte in Chapter 9 of Book Third?
(a) A baby rattle.
(b) Maggie's locket.
(c) The golden bowl.
(d) His home in Italy.
6. What does Maggie attempt to make her father believe are her feelings in Book Fifth Chapter 3?
(a) That she is jealous of Charlotte.
(b) That she is regretful of her marriage.
(c) That she is happy about her husband's affair.
(d) That she is angry toward her father.
7. What does Charlotte request of Maggie and the Prince in Book Sixth, Chapter 2?
(a) For them to visit her in America at Christmas.
(b) For them to name their next child after Mr. Verver.
(c) For them have tea with her.
(d) For them to stay with her at the Fawns for a while.
8. How does Maggie feel when her father comes to visit her alone in Book Fourth Chapter 4?
(a) Concerned.
(b) Afraid.
(c) Excited.
(d) Relieved.
9. What game does the party at Fawns play in Book Fifth Chapter 2?
(a) Poker.
(b) Cribbage.
(c) Old Maid.
(d) Bridge.
10. In Chapter 9 of Book Third, the Prince mulls over the relationship between Mr. Blint and which woman?
(a) Mrs. Rance.
(b) Lady Castledean.
(c) Fanny.
(d) Charlotte.
11. What does Maggie think she has accomplished with her dinner party in Book Fourth Chapter 4?
(a) Shown her father that she is a good wife.
(b) Separated Charlotte from her husband.
(c) Met expectations people have for a princess.
(d) Prepared a perfect Italian meal.
12. Where does Maggie identify some people who will be helpful to her plan?
(a) At Fanny's house.
(b) At the theatre.
(c) In her address book.
(d) At a dinner party.
13. What does Charlotte ask Maggie about in Book Fifth Chapter 2?
(a) Whether Maggie wants to go back to London.
(b) Whether Mr. Verver has let Maggie down.
(c) Whether she has done something to offend Maggie.
(d) Whether Maggie is expecting a child.
14. What does Fanny try to convince Maggie not to meddle with in Book Fourth Chapter 9?
(a) Mr. Verver and Charlotte's marriage.
(b) The Prince's inheritance.
(c) Charlotte and the Prince's affair.
(d) Mr. Verver's museum collection.
15. What is the only thing the Prince can focus on as Charlotte and Mr. Verver leave?
(a) The image of the golden bowl.
(b) Maggie.
(c) The guilt he feels inside.
(d) Charlotte waving.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Book Fourth Chapter 4, what does Maggie believe the Prince is purposely doing?
2. What conclusion does Fanny come to in Book Third Chapter 10?
3. What does the Prince say when Maggie suggests he may be left alone with Charlotte?
4. What does Fanny fear being accused of if the truth about the Prince and Charlotte's former relationship comes out?
5. In Book Third Chapter 7, where does Fanny tell the Prince that Maggie and Mr. Verver have decided not to go?
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