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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 1: Chapters 10-14.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What characteristic traits can best describe Stephen's tutor, Mademoiselle Duphot, as their relationship develops?
(a) Critical and manipulative.
(b) Fun and unprofessional.
(c) Stern and unemotional.
(d) Compassionate and supportive.

2. What action does Lady Anna take after noticing her daughter's behavior towards the housemaid, Collins?
(a) Takes Stephen shopping.
(b) Ignores the behavior and goes about her day.
(c) Slaps Stephen across the face.
(d) Lovingly embraces Stephen.

3. After Sir Phillip purchases his "lavish" expense, how does Stephen respond to such consumerism?
(a) Stephen takes great interest in Sir Phillip's purchase as well.
(b) Stephen becomes bitter that Sir Phillip loves things more than her.
(c) Stephen is indifferent to Sir Phillip's purchase.
(d) Stephen complains to Lady Anna that Sir Phillip will bankrupt thier family with his behavior.

4. Amid the lingering gossip and rumors about Stephen circulating throughout the community, what character staunchly defends the bullied girl?
(a) Martin Hallam.
(b) Colonel Antrim.
(c) Miss Puddleton.
(d) Sir Phillip.

5. As Sir Phillip and Stephen share their discussions, Lady Anna often feels left out. What is Sir Phillip's response towards his wife's displeasure?
(a) Avoids any argument with his wife.
(b) Often invites her to join.
(c) Commands she respect their privacy.
(d) Immediately changes their conversation subject to accommodate his wife's interests.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many children does Colonel Antrim have?

2. Where does Stephen see Collins and a male servant kiss?

3. During this time Stephen receives another new horse. What does she name it?

4. During Lady Anna's pregnancy, how does Sir Phillip speak about his unborn child?

5. What hobby of Stephen is particularly targeted by the gossiping circles?

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