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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 5: Chapters 51-56.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. After Sir Phillip's death, what does Stephen decide for her education?
(a) Instead of going to Oxford, Steven enrolls in a fencing academy.
(b) Nothing changes. She attends Oxford just as her father wanted of her.
(c) She enrolls in more difficult classes and activites, hoping to exceed her father's expectatons.
(d) She remains at Morton rather than go to Oxford.

2. What character can be most reasonably inferred to truly understand Stephen's sexuality?
(a) Williams the head groom.
(b) Sir Phillip.
(c) Lady Anna.
(d) Mademoiselle Dupont.

3. Which of the following best describes Stephen's attitude before and during her second visit over tea with Angela?
(a) Nervousness.
(b) Relaxation.
(c) Frustration.
(d) Boredom.

4. What does Stephen learn about herself through her relationship with Martin?
(a) That she will never love a man.
(b) True love goes through many trials before reallization.
(c) Stephen is selfish and mean-spirited.
(d) Stephen is a sheltered girl, afriad to venture out socially.

5. After Stephen puts down her ill horse, Raftery, what does Lady Anna offer Stephen as a gesture of condolence?
(a) Lady Anna is indifferent to Stephen and her dead horse.
(b) An invitation to move back into Morton.
(c) Money to buy a new horse.
(d) A tombstone for the dead horse.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Sir Phillip's accident occur?

2. After Martin confesses his love for Stephen, how does he respond to Stephen's answer?

3. While spending time with her mother in Cornwall, why can't Stephen relax and enjoy her time away?

4. As Stephen begrudgingly discovers from Violet Antrim, what character is suspected of having romantic relations with Angela?

5. What did Sir Phillip have an opportunity to express, yet failed to deliver when approached by Stephen?

(see the answer key)

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