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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1, Chapter 5.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In the castle, what does Florence Dowell say to Captain Edward Ashburnham as she touches him?
(a) She tells Edward that he has Martin Luther to thank for all his virtues that separate him from the Protestants.
(b) She tells Edward that he has Martin Luther to thank for all his virtues that separate him from the French.
(c) She tells Edward that she is in love with him.
(d) She tells Edward that he has Martin Luther to thank for all his virtues that separate him from the Catholics.
2. When does Captain Edward Ashburnham's disease begin?
(a) He acquired the disease while participating in athletics during his youth.
(b) He acquired the disease during puberty.
(c) He has had the disease since birth.
(d) He acquired the disease during a sea journey to Europe on his honeymoon.
3. When John Dowell's wife passes away, what does he want to do with the money he inherits from her estate?
(a) He can't decide what to do with the inheritance.
(b) He wants to buy an estate.
(c) He does not want the inheritance.
(d) He wants to donate the money to charity.
4. Who is the narrator of The Good Solider ?
(a) Florence Dowell.
(b) John Dowell.
(c) Captain Edward Ashburnham.
(d) Leonora Ashburnham.
5. How many children do the Ashburnhams have?
(a) Two.
(b) One.
(c) They have no children.
(d) Four.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the second chapter, it's revealed that John and Florence Dowell spend twelve years of their marriage doing what?
2. What is Florence Dowell's maiden name?
3. In Chapter 5 it's revealed that Captain Edward Ashburnham had resigned from his military commission. For what reason does he resign?
4. In Chapter 2, John Dowell is reminded of a folktale. In the folktale, which two characters appear?
5. When John Dowell first meets Captain Edward Ashburnham, John finds Edward to be what?
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