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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 5: Chapters 40-46.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What hobby of Stephen is particularly targeted by the gossiping circles?
(a) Fencing.
(b) Writing.
(c) Horse riding.
(d) Shooting.
2. What best describes Stephen's initial feelings towards the housemaid, Collins?
(a) Simple friendship.
(b) Hatred and disgust.
(c) Love and obsession.
(d) Curious and fearful.
3. How does Stephen's endeavor of writing a third novel affect her relationship with Mary?
(a) Mary begins to dispise Stephen and they fight regularly.
(b) There is no real affect as both women have their preoccupations.
(c) Mary oftern feels left out and unattendend to while Stephen fails to understand Mary's pain.
(d) Mary's observation of Stephen working tirelessing on her novel increases their respect and admiration for each other.
4. After Sir Phillip purchases his "lavish" expense, how does Stephen respond to such consumerism?
(a) Stephen complains to Lady Anna that Sir Phillip will bankrupt thier family with his behavior.
(b) Stephen is indifferent to Sir Phillip's purchase.
(c) Stephen takes great interest in Sir Phillip's purchase as well.
(d) Stephen becomes bitter that Sir Phillip loves things more than her.
5. After Stephen publishes her second work, where does Jonathan suggest Stephen travel abroad to?
(a) New York.
(b) Berlin.
(c) Paris.
(d) Amsterdam.
Short Answer Questions
1. How long does Stephen live away from home before being called back to Morton for the first time?
2. At Valerie Seymour's party, what is the name of the alcoholic painter Stephen and Mary are introduced to?
3. Who at the Morton residence initially discovers the furiously written letter concerning Angela and Stephen's relationship?
4. What character is resentful of Jonathan's interference in Stephen's plans and future?
5. Where do Stephen an Angela share their first kiss?
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