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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Of what is Ernest more frightened than getting married?
(a) Not becoming a successful writer.
(b) Illness.
(c) Being alone.
(d) Being humiliated.

2. What had Hadley finally learned from Kate?
(a) She had made a fool of herself with Ernest.
(b) She had been in love with Ernest.
(c) Ernest had rejected her handily.
(d) Ernest had sexually assaulted her.

3. Why does Hadley not do what Ernest wants?
(a) She is very ill.
(b) She has another invitation.
(c) She is angry with him.
(d) She has other plans.

4. Who is Harrison Williams?
(a) A man Hemingway met in Italy.
(b) Hemingway's best friend.
(c) Kate's best friend.
(d) A young man with whom Hadley had been in love.

5. Who is Edward O'Brien?
(a) A writer.
(b) A pilot.
(c) A private investigator.
(d) An editor.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who fascinates Hadley?

2. What is becoming less frequent?

3. Where is the church where Ernest and Hadley marry?

4. Of what does Ernest accuse Hadley?

5. What does Ernest recall about Kate?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Hadley in mourning and why does she think the party will help?

2. How does Ernest have a brief affair and what does he think of concerning Hadley and the affair?

3. What does Ernest recall about an incident with Kate?

4. How does Hadley doubt the wisdom of a relationship with Ernest and how does Ernest propose to Hadley?

5. What does Hadley not mention to Fonnie upon Hadley's return to St. Louis and how does Fonnie learn about Hadley's secret?

6. Where is there news about increased conflicts and how does that affect Ernest?

7. Why did Hadley not want to go to the suffragette meeting with Fonnie?

8. What does Ernest do in Turkey?

9. Why does Ernest decide to take some time off from working?

10. What does Ernest tell Hadley about Agnes and how does Hadley feel about what he says?

(see the answer keys)

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