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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 4: Chapters 35-39.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. After her heartbreaking discovery in Angela's garden, what does Stephen do as a consequence?
(a) She passes out in the bushes while spying on Angela.
(b) She drives all night through the countryside.
(c) She walks back to Morton, leaving her car near Angela's home.
(d) She bursts through the bushes, screaming at Angela.
2. What ultimatum does Lady Anna give her daughter once Stephen admits to falling in love with Angela?
(a) There is no ultimatum. Lady Anna is excited her daughter is in love.
(b) Stephen cannont see Angela anymore, or else.
(c) Either Stephen move out of Morton, or she will.
(d) If Stephen does not apologize for the pain she's caused Angela, she will be forced out of Morton.
3. How does Sir Phillip's accident occur?
(a) A flower pot falls on him.
(b) He crashes his motor car.
(c) He falls off his horse while hunting.
(d) A tree limb falls on him.
4. Who comes to the aid of the distressed Angela and her explanation for Stephen's emotional behavior by writing a letter to the Morton residence?
(a) Roger Antrim.
(b) Colonel Antrim.
(c) Ralph Crossby.
(d) No one believes Angela. She writes the letter herself.
5. After being injured in battle, what French military honor is bestowed upon Stephen for her courage?
(a) Croix de Guerre.
(b) Médaille des évadés.
(c) Croix du combattant.
(d) Croix de la Valeur Militaire.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which of the following did Lady Anna shout once Stephen admits to falling in love with Angela?
2. During the Gordon family's Christmas rituals, what two characters' relational tension hang over the festivities?
3. Stephen and Martin gradually become close friends. What is the most possible explanation for this?
4. Which character could be considered as the "third leg" in Stephen and Angela's love triangle?
5. Who is most encouraged by the developing relationship between Stephen and Martin?
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