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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 narrator compare Bold to in Chapter 6?
(a) Guy Fawkes.
(b) Wang Jingwei.
(c) Brutus.
(d) Judas Iscariot.
2. Who says, "God bless you, sir, we know you was always our friend"?
(a) Sir Abraham.
(b) Harding.
(c) Bunce.
(d) Abel.
3. What is the name of the bill Sir Abraham is engaged in when Grantly calls on him for help?
(a) Convent Committal Bill.
(b) Convent Confinement Bill.
(c) Convent Constraint Bill.
(d) Convent Custody Bill.
4. What is the name of the made up cathedral town where the story takes place?
(a) Barchester.
(b) Kensington.
(c) Thomasville.
(d) Monroe.
5. Who asks, "But why shouldn't they petition, doctor?"
(a) Bold.
(b) Susan.
(c) Mary.
(d) Harding.
Short Answer Questions
1. How much money are the beadsmen hoping to collect a year if Harding is fired?
2. What is Harding's first name?
3. Who does the narrator describe as "a man somewhat shy of speaking of himself"?
4. The beadsman who fully supports Harding holds what position at the old men's home?
5. How long ago does Harding guess that he probably read Hiram's will?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Harding react when he reads an article about himself in the newspaper?
2. What happens when Bold and Mary receive their party invitations?
3. Why is Harding hesitant to let Grantly take on Bold in a legal battle?
4. How does Hiram's Hospital come to exist?
5. What does Harding do to make sure he does not become enemies with Bold?
6. What do Grantly and the bishop tell Harding that Sir Abraham has said about their legal case?
7. Why does Harding tell Eleanor to go for a walk after he gets done visiting at the bishop's palace?
8. What is Harding's relationship to the Bishop of Barchester?
9. How do Harding and Grantly feel about Bold's attempts to create reform?
10. How does the charitable men's home manage its money?
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