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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. How much money is Harding in debt at the beginning of Chapter 10, "Tribulation"?
(a) 300 pounds.
(b) 100 pounds.
(c) 200 pounds.
(d) 400 pounds.

2. Who is Bold's lawyer?
(a) Chadwick,
(b) Finney.
(c) Grantly.
(d) Hiram.

3. Who says, "That's woman's logic all over, Mary"?
(a) Eleanor.
(b) Bold.
(c) Grantly.
(d) Susan.

4. How much money are the beadsmen hoping to collect a year if Harding is fired?
(a) 100 pounds.
(b) 200 pounds.
(c) 500 pounds.
(d) 50 pounds.

5. Who does Grantly get to represent him in the case against Bold?
(a) Sir Abraham.
(b) Sir Isaac.
(c) Sir Boaz.
(d) Sir Elon.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Harding's title at the hospital for old men?

2. Who does Grantly worry will attempt to talk to Sir Abraham?

3. What is the name of the beadsman who mutters "he didn't know" over and over?

4. How long ago does Harding guess that he probably read Hiram's will?

5. What is the name of the beadsman who wants all the other men to sign a petition against Harding?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Harding tell Eleanor to go for a walk after he gets done visiting at the bishop's palace?

2. What advice does Grantly's wife give him that he refuses to listen to?

3. How does Harding react when he reads an article about himself in the newspaper?

4. What is Harding's relationship to the Bishop of Barchester?

5. Why does Bold take issue with the charitable men's home?

6. How does a scandal erupt out of the legal battle between Harding and the beadsmen?

7. What happens when Bold sees Eleanor after missing Harding's party?

8. What happens when Bold goes to visit Harding, hoping to demand a detailed statement of the hospital's accounts?

9. How do Bold and the beadsmen feel when they read an article about Harding in the newspaper?

10. What does Grantly say when he confronts the beadsmen about taking legal action?

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