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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Enid suddenly understand while she is standing in the front room?
2. What does Enid tell Rupert about her second notebook?
3. What small present does Rupert bring for Enid?
4. Instead of going in to Mrs. Quinn right away on the morning after Mrs. Quinn's confession, where does Enid go?
5. On page 64, what does Enid imagine that the rowboat's motion is saying to her?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Olive Green so eager for Enid to leave the house after Mrs. Quinn's death?
2. Describe the immediate aftereffects that Mrs. Quinn's confession has on Enid.
3. When Enid asks Rupert about crossword clues, what dynamic from their younger lives is she recreating, and what is its likely emotional impact on her?
4. What connection between her illness and the murder does Mrs. Quinn see?
5. How does Mrs. Quinn become more difficult to please as the summer wears on?
6. In the days following Mrs. Quinn's death, what behavior does Enid's mother notice, and what is her theory about Enid's distress?
7. What detail about the Quinn home that Enid noticed in the previous section of the story is explained in this section of the story?
8. What does Enid do for the children on the day following their mother's confession, and why?
9. What does Enid suddenly realize as she stands in the front room after the funeral, and how does it change her plans?
10. How does Enid and Rupert's relationship change over the course of the summer?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay that makes and defends a claim about different forms of love in "The Love of a Good Woman." Defend your ideas with evidence from the text.
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay that makes and defends a claim about narrative voice in "The Love of a Good Woman." Use textual evidence to support your ideas.
Essay Topic 3
Write an essay that compares and contrasts images of town and countryside in "For the Love of a Good Woman" and that offers an analytical claim about the significance of these images. Support your ideas with quoted textual evidence.
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