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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. After the Christmas Party, which of the following institutions do Stephen and Wanda attend together one afternoon?
(a) An art gallery.
(b) A war memorial ceremony.
(c) No specific institution, just Wanda's car garage.
(d) Church.
2. Which of the following best describes Jonathan's friend, Valerie Seymour?
(a) She is heterosexual.
(b) All of the above.
(c) She is a wealthy Englishwoman.
(d) She is a skilled dancer.
3. What do Stephen and Mary discover the morning after Barbara's death?
(a) Jamie asleep in Barbara's lifeless arms.
(b) Jamie doubled over, weeping at Barbara's feet.
(c) Jamie has fled the country.
(d) Jamie has commited suicide.
4. What is the name of Mademoiselle Duphot's blind sister, whom Stephen and Mary visit after returning from Orotava?
(a) Lisa.
(b) Julie.
(c) Sophia.
(d) Aubrey.
5. What is the ethnicity of the family employed to cook and clean for Stephen in her new home in Paris?
(a) Fresian.
(b) Jewish.
(c) Slavic.
(d) Breton.
6. Which character is most negatively affected by Jamie and Barbara's deaths?
(a) Mary.
(b) Jonathan Brockett.
(c) Valerie Seymour.
(d) Stephen.
7. Judging from Mary's behavior on and off the battlefield, what characteristic traits do Mary seem to exhibit?
(a) Technically savy, brave, and determined.
(b) Innocent and naive, yet stubborn.
(c) Dominative and unempathetic.
(d) Manipulative and dishonest.
8. On vacation together, what activities do Stephen and Mary particularly enjoy doing?
(a) Playing tennis and riding horses.
(b) Sitting in the garden and hiking through the hills.
(c) Fixing Stephen's automobile and driving it through the city.
(d) Swimming and reading books.
9. During renovations on her new home in Paris and collaborating with an architect, which decision does Stephen actively participate in?
(a) All of the above.
(b) The home's furniture.
(c) The home's wallpaper.
(d) The home's carpet.
10. One day while walking the Paris streets, Stephen encounters her old Morton tutor Mademoiselle Duphot. Why is Duphot living in Paris?
(a) To care for her dying mother.
(b) To look for a job.
(c) She married a man from Paris.
(d) To care for her blind sister.
11. After Stephen publishes her second work, where does Jonathan suggest Stephen travel abroad to?
(a) New York.
(b) Amsterdam.
(c) Berlin.
(d) Paris.
12. Where does Stephen's friend Mary have family?
(a) Wales.
(b) Denmark.
(c) Germany.
(d) Scotland.
13. After Martin's arrival to Paris, why do Stephen and Mary experience increasing tension in their relationship?
(a) Mary has growing feelings toward Martin and struggles with her ideas of staying with Stephen.
(b) Stephen is bitter that Mary has chosen Martin over her.
(c) Stephen and Mary experience no significant tension.
(d) Mary is bitter at Stephen for forbidding her to see Martin.
14. What is the name of the woman Mary befriends in Italy?
(a) Lady Massey.
(b) Lady Bourgeois.
(c) Lady Cameron.
(d) Lady Gregory.
15. During the wedding reception, why is Stephen's servant silent after wedding guest's mockery of Stephen?
(a) Because Stephen will throw out any guest that offends her.
(b) Because Stephen is a decorated war hero and French patriot.
(c) Because Stephen finainced virtually the entire wedding.
(d) Because the servant is afraid he will lose his job.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Stephen's reaction toward Martin Hallam's letter, notifying her of his recent move to Paris and intentions to reignite their friendship?
2. While Stephen takes in the sights and cultures of Paris life, she begins fencing again. What is the name of her instructor?
3. What would accurately describe Stephen's response toward Mary's confessions of love and attraction?
4. After returning home to Paris from their vacation, what does Stephen purchase in order to show Mary around Paris?
5. After touring places throughout Paris, what is Stephen's reaction to Jonathan's intentions?
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