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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. Why does the author want to do the answer to number 15?
(a) So Cordelia will never love another.
(b) So Cordelia will never get over him.
(c) So Cordelia can get over him after their engagement is broken off.
(d) So Cordelia will take him back after their break-up.

2. The text breaks into a series of what?
(a) Essays.
(b) Prayers.
(c) Poems.
(d) Interrupted sentences.

3. What does Johannes realize about his conception of Cordelia?
(a) It has changed for the worse.
(b) It has stayed the same.
(c) It has begun to change slightly.
(d) It has changed for the good.

4. Who else is in love with Cordelia?
(a) Mr. Baxter's servant, Edward.
(b) Mr. Baxter's cousin, Edward.
(c) Mr. Baxter's nephew, Edward.
(d) Mr. Baxter's son, Edward.

5. Why does Johannes decide to befriend Edward?
(a) To keep him away from Cordelia.
(b) To convince him to leave Cordelia alone.
(c) To learn the relationship between this man and Cordelia.
(d) To get closer to Cordelia.

Short Answer Questions

1. What can Johannes remember that made no impression on him?

2. From here, what must be understood?

3. Does Johannes regard this man as a serious competitor?

4. When did this event occur?

5. Who does Johannes blame in May for his bad luck?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Cordelia react to what Johannes has said to her? How does the description of the exhibition end?

2. What happens between Edward and Johannes?

3. What takes place on the 15th and 16th?

4. What does Johannes learn regarding Cordelia and her family on the 19th?

5. How does May begin? What happens on the 5th and 6th?

6. Describe Johannes' April 5th entry.

7. What does Johannes discover on the 12th?

8. What does Edward do regarding his interest in Cordelia?

9. What takes place on the 23rd?

10. What does Johannes learn about Cordelia's personality on the 2nd? How does this affect him by the 3rd?

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