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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2: Chapters 20-23.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. As Stephen grows older and expands her athletic and academic interests, how can her relationship with Lady Anna best be illustrated?
(a) Misunderstanding, but real love and concern nonetheless.
(b) Good friends, but never real love and concern.
(c) An ever-increasing distance and misunderstanding.
(d) An ever-increasing closeness and understanding.

2. 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 complains to Lady Anna that Sir Phillip will bankrupt thier family with his behavior.
(c) Stephen is indifferent to Sir Phillip's purchase.
(d) Stephen becomes bitter that Sir Phillip loves things more than her.

3. Where do Stephen an Angela share their first kiss?
(a) While walking Angela's dog in the park.
(b) During Stephen's tour of the Morton property.
(c) In Stephen's study.
(d) In Anglea's kitchen after tea.

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

5. During her attendance at Lady Anna's social events, what term can best describe Stephen's behavior?
(a) Rude.
(b) Pleasant.
(c) Stephen refused to attend any of her mother's social events.
(d) Awkward.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Angela failed to make enough money, what other option did she pursue?

2. Sir Phillip, uncomfortable with his daughter's tutor, replaces Mademoiselle Duphot with whom?

3. Where does Stephen first meet Martin Hallam?

4. Which of the following best describes Stephen's disposition after returning home to Morton from Cornwall?

5. What characteristic traits do Stephen's parents notice in her, even at a young age?

(see the answer key)

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