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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. What is the name of the newspaper that publishes a story about the lawsuit against the warden?
(a) The Sun.
(b) The Cosmos.
(c) The Jupiter.
(d) TheTimes.

2. Who is the saint of music that the narrator refers to in Chapter 5, "Dr. Grantly Visits the Hospital"?
(a) St. Helena.
(b) St. Cecilia.
(c) St.Ethelgitha.
(d) St. Faith.

3. What is the name of the old man who is bed ridden?
(a) Sammie Olander.
(b) Matthew Teague.
(c) Carlton Jones.
(d) Johnny Bell.

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

5. Grantly compares the newspaper that speaks badly of the warden to what in Russia?
(a) Snow.
(b) Communism.
(c) Spies.
(d) The Czar.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who asks, " And who does manage the hospital"?

2. It is well-known that Grantly always defends the side of what?

3. What is Grantly's relationship to the bishop?

4. What is the name of the old men's home where Harding works?

5. Who says, "For heaven's sake, don't let us have division in the camp."?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Grantly and the bishop tell Harding that Sir Abraham has said about their legal case?

2. How do Harding and Grantly feel about Bold's attempts to create reform?

3. How does the charitable men's home manage its money?

4. Why is Harding hesitant to let Grantly take on Bold in a legal battle?

5. Why does the narrator say he has made up the town of Barchester?

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

7. What does Grantly do after he decides to nip the beadsmens' rebellion in the bud.

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

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

10. How does Hiram's Hospital come to exist?

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