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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Fanny fear being accused of if the truth about the Prince and Charlotte's former relationship comes out?
(a) Conspiracy.
(b) Lying.
(c) Manipulation.
(d) Bribery.

2. 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.

3. Where does Charlotte join the Prince in Chapter 9 of Book Third?
(a) In the dining room.
(b) In the gazebo.
(c) In the garden.
(d) On the veranda.

4. In Book Fifth Chapter 2, what does Charlotte realize she is most afraid of happening?
(a) The Prince blaming Maggie for his unhappiness.
(b) Charlotte confessing her affair to Mr. Verver.
(c) Mr. Verver siding with Charlotte and refusing to speak to Maggie again.
(d) Charlotte stealing Maggie's husband away.

5. What does Charlotte send to Maggie in Book Sixth Chapter 2?
(a) A postcard.
(b) A letter.
(c) A parcel.
(d) A telegram.

6. Why doesn't Charlotte worry about Fanny saying anything about her affair with the Prince?
(a) Because by doing so Fanny would discredit herself.
(b) Because Fanny is having an affair of her own.
(c) Because Charlotte is Fanny's dearest friend.
(d) Because Fanny would be too embarassed to talk about such immoral things.

7. Who does the Prince think should be the one to introduce the idea to Mr. Verver?
(a) Charlotte.
(b) Maggie.
(c) Fanny.
(d) Colonel Assingham.

8. What plan of Charlotte's does Maggie feel is unjust?
(a) Charlotte's plan to spread gossip about Maggie.
(b) Charlotte's plan to sacrifice her happiness to make up for her wrong doings.
(c) Charlotte's plan to separate Maggie from her father.
(d) Charlotte's plan to discredit Fanny.

9. How many people does Maggie identify as being helpful to her plan?
(a) Six.
(b) Two.
(c) Three.
(d) Eight.

10. Where are the Prince and Charlotte discovered when Maggie and her father return home in Book Fourth Chapter 5?
(a) Sitting in the gazebo.
(b) Sitting in the dining room.
(c) Sitting on the balcony.
(d) Sitting in the garden.

11. Who is Charlotte supposed to travel home with after the party in Chapter 8 of Book Third?
(a) Mrs. Rance.
(b) The Assinghams.
(c) Mr. Verver.
(d) Lord Castledean.

12. How does Fanny say her opinion of Charlotte has changed in Book Third Chapter 10?
(a) Fanny says she now fears Charlotte.
(b) Fanny says she no longer thinks Charlotte is a good person.
(c) Fanny says she is amused by Charlotte's mistakes.
(d) Fanny says her respect for Charlotte has grown.

13. In Chapter 9 of Book Third, the Prince mulls over the relationship between Mr. Blint and which woman?
(a) Lady Castledean.
(b) Charlotte.
(c) Fanny.
(d) Mrs. Rance.

14. What does Maggie feel the Prince is punishing her for in Book Fourth Chapter 4?
(a) Having only one child.
(b) Being rude to Charlotte.
(c) Speaking to her father.
(d) Pulling away from him.

15. In Book Fifth Chapter 4, what does Maggie suspect the Prince returns to London in order to escape?
(a) Looking at Fanny's disapproving expression.
(b) His father-in-law's company.
(c) Maggie herself.
(d) Hearing Charlotte's voice.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Fanny try to convince Maggie not to meddle with in Book Fourth Chapter 9?

2. What is the day that Charlotte and the Prince are spending together likened to in Chapter 9 of Book Third?

3. Where do Maggie and her father talk in Book Fourth Chapter 5?

4. By what mode of transportation do Charlotte and Mr. Verver depart at the end of the novel?

5. How does Maggie think the Prince looks when she goes to tell him about Charlotte's request?

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