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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who tells Bold that Eleanor has come to see him?
(a) Mary.
(b) Grantly.
(c) Harding.
(d) Finney.

2. What is the last name of Tom, who works at a powerful newspaper?
(a) Parker.
(b) Powers.
(c) Timbers.
(d) Towers.

3. Who lays in bed at the beginning of Chapter 11, "Iphigenia"?
(a) Grantly.
(b) Mary.
(c) Eleanor.
(d) Harding.

4. Who says, "I had such good news for you, and now you make me fear I am too late"?
(a) Eleanor.
(b) Susan.
(c) Bold.
(d) Harding.

5. Where does Harding spend of his second day in London?
(a) Buckingham Palace.
(b) Waterloo.
(c) Westminster Abbey.
(d) Downing Street.

6. Who says, "Mr. Bold can act as he thinks proper, my love"?
(a) Eleanor.
(b) Mary.
(c) Grantly.
(d) Harding.

7. Why does Sir Abraham think Harding is visiting him?
(a) Because the lawsuit has been dropped.
(b) To ask him to marry Bold and Eleanor.
(c) Because of the newspaper article.
(d) To ask for money.

8. What Greek mythological character does Eleanor want to be like?
(a) Iphigenia.
(b) Hara.
(c) Athena.
(d) Clytemnestra.

9. What is the name of the cottage Eleanor and Harding decide to live in?
(a) Crabtree Parva.
(b) Palmtree Parva.
(c) Appletree Parva.
(d) Pinetree Parva.

10. Who says, "I am sure he loves you better than anything in the world."
(a) Bold.
(b) Mary.
(c) Grantly.
(d) Eleanor.

11. How much does Bold think dropping the lawsuit will cost?
(a) 1,000 pounds.
(b) 400 pounds.
(c) 300 pounds.
(d) 800 pounds.

12. How much money does Grantly tell Harding he will have when he resigns?
(a) A quarter of what he thinks.
(b) 75 percent of what he thinks.
(c) About 100 pounds a year.
(d) Half of what he thinks.

13. A second newspaper article that speaks badly of Harding asks why an old men's home needs what?
(a) A preacher.
(b) A warden.
(c) A manager.
(d) A nurse.

14. How soon after his meeting with Sir Abraham does Harding go back home?
(a) The next morning.
(b) Two days later.
(c) That same night.
(d) The next afternoon.

15. How long does Harding wait for his appointment with Sir Abraham?
(a) An hour.
(b) 1 or 2 minutes.
(c) 15 or 20 minutes,
(d) 30 or 45 minutes.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Harding and the beadsmen drink at his farewell gathering?

2. How long does Mary say Bold will be gone when Eleanor visits him?

3. The narrator says Eleanor will receive sympathy from women older than what age?

4. Who is Bold out with when Eleanor goes to see him?

5. Grantly plans to give Harding's job at the old men's home to a man with how many children?

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