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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 Catholics.
(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 French.
2. Inside the castle, what object does Florence Dowell draw everyone's attention to?
(a) The chalice from which Martin Luther drank.
(b) A draft of Martin Luther's protest against the church.
(c) A draft of Martin Luther's translation of the bible.
(d) The bed in which Martin Luther slept.
3. In Chapter 2, John Dowell is reminded of a folktale. In the folktale, which two characters appear?
(a) A she-wolf and a poet.
(b) A lyre player and a duchess.
(c) A nun and a devil.
(d) A piper and a witch.
4. In which country are the Ashburnhams from?
(a) America.
(b) Germany.
(c) Ireland.
(d) England.
5. When the Dowells and the Ashburnhams visit the castle, what mode of transportation do they use?
(a) They go to the castle by train.
(b) They go to the castle by horse and carriage.
(c) They walk to the castle.
(d) They go to the castle by automobile.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Leonora Ashburnham do to the young woman whom she sees leaving Captain Edward Ashburnham's room at Nauheim?
2. In what room of the castle does Florence Dowell touch Captain Edward Ashburnham?
3. In the Ashburnham marriage, Leonora Ashburnham makes it her personal duty to do which of the following:
4. Both Florence Dowell and Captain Edward Ashburnham suffer from which disease?
5. Who is the narrator of The Good Solider ?
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