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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. Who does the Duke decide to visit on December 11th?
(a) Dr. Cox.
(b) Mr. Bird.
(c) Reverend Mellor.
(d) Conner.
2. What does the Duke generally think about man?
(a) He is not a true creator.
(b) He really knows nothing.
(c) He is ingenious.
(d) He has the power to create everything.
3. Where does the Duke decide to take a walk to on December 11th?
(a) The post office.
(b) Town Hall.
(c) Holbeck Village.
(d) Tile Kiln & Low Close wood.
4. What preoccupies the Duke on December 2, 5, and 7?
(a) The dying trees.
(b) The tunnel project.
(c) The phantom boy.
(d) His thoughts.
5. What does the Duke find in one of the stables?
(a) An old bust.
(b) A box of coins.
(c) A recipe book.
(d) A family picture.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the Duke create with the family things he finds in the attic?
2. What does the Duke discuss on November 28th?
3. Who does the Duke visit at the university in Edinburgh?
4. What regarding Fowler's bust was the Duke forbidden to do?
5. What does the Duke learn could be looked at from different perspective in "From His Grace's Journal to Mrs. Pledger's Account?"
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does the Duke think his life has been wasted?
2. What is the recurring dream discussed in the January 28th journal entry?
3. What happens when the Duke visits Holbeck village?
4. Why does the Duke look through old family things?
5. What happens in Pin Hole Cave?
6. Why does the Duke add Fowler's bust to his shrine?
7. What does the fellowship created on the ice teach the Duke?
8. Why does the Duke allow people to skate on the ice but protests to going on the ice with them?
9. What happens when the Duke allows locals to use his property?
10. What does the Duke learn while traveling with others in his room that is in sharp contrast to the fellowship felt while ice skating a few weeks before?
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