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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Fanny explain Charlotte's behavior toward the Prince?
(a) As a juvenile game.
(b) As a reaction to Maggie taking over Charlotte's home and husband.
(c) As an act brought about by jealousy.
(d) As an attempt to at once hurt Maggie and Maggie's father.

2. How does Maggie feel when her father comes to visit her alone in Book Fourth Chapter 4?
(a) Excited.
(b) Afraid.
(c) Concerned.
(d) Relieved.

3. What is the result when Maggie, the Prince, Charlotte, and Mr. Vermer spend time together in Book Fourth Chapter 4?
(a) They have a good time together.
(b) They are cold toward each other.
(c) Charlotte will say something to embarass the others.
(d) It always ends in an argument.

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

5. What does Maggie ask the people the identifies as being helpful to her plan to do?
(a) Send anonymous letters to Charlotte.
(b) Contact her husband with business proposals.
(c) Donate items to Mr. Verver's collection.
(d) Come to a party at her home.

6. What is Charlotte described as being led by her husband by in Book Fifth Chapter 4?
(a) A red thread.
(b) A bejewelled necklace.
(c) An apron string.
(d) A silken rope.

7. Why does Maggie think the Prince wants to stay near London in Book Sixth Chapter 1?
(a) The Prince hates to travel.
(b) His friends are there.
(c) In case Charlotte comes to see him one final time.
(d) Because he knows Maggie wants to see her father off to America.

8. What is the Prince reminded of as he speaks to Charlotte in Chapter 9 of Book Third?
(a) Maggie's locket.
(b) The golden bowl.
(c) His home in Italy.
(d) A baby rattle.

9. What is the only thing the Prince can focus on as Charlotte and Mr. Verver leave?
(a) The image of the golden bowl.
(b) Charlotte waving.
(c) Maggie.
(d) The guilt he feels inside.

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

11. What does the Prince say when Maggie suggests he may be left alone with Charlotte?
(a) That it is a good idea that Charlotte is moving away.
(b) That he shouldn't be trusted.
(c) That Charlotte wouldn't allow for that to happen.
(d) That he can't bear to be left with Charlotte.

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

13. What does Maggie think her father may want to do before leaving for America?
(a) Take his grandson to the zoo.
(b) Run some errands in town.
(c) Take her out to dinner alone.
(d) Take Charlotte on a shopping spree.

14. Why do Charlotte and the Prince stay at the party longer than most other guests?
(a) So that they can talk to the host in private.
(b) Because they fell asleep on the couches.
(c) Because the weather turns bad.
(d) So that Charlotte can travel home with the Prince.

15. What does Fanny notice going on at Charlotte's home in Book Third Chapter 6?
(a) Charlotte is never there and Maggie always is.
(b) The household is no longer well kept.
(c) Maggie is not welcome there.
(d) The Prince goes there daily.

Short Answer Questions

1. What plan of Charlotte's does Maggie feel is unjust?

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

3. What does Fanny fear being accused of if the truth about the Prince and Charlotte's former relationship comes out?

4. How does Maggie think Charlotte feels about moving in Book Sixth Chapter 2?

5. Where does Maggie identify some people who will be helpful to her plan?

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