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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who prepares Laura's body and buries her?
(a) Sir Percival.
(b) Anne.
(c) Jane.
(d) Marian.
2. Why does Sir Percival drive to the train station in the middle of the night?
(a) He is picking someone up.
(b) He is drunk.
(c) To see if he will get caught.
(d) To scare Marian.
3. What does Laura give to Walter before he leaves Limmeridge House?
(a) All of these.
(b) A drawing.
(c) A hug.
(d) A painting.
4. To their landlord, Laura and Marian pretend to be Walter's what?
(a) Wives.
(b) Cousins.
(c) Sisters.
(d) Children.
5. Which two women surprise Walter at Laura's grave?
(a) Anne and Marian.
(b) Laura and Marian.
(c) Eliza and Marian.
(d) Laura and Anne.
Short Answer Questions
1. What type of dog does Laura own?
2. Who plans to look through letters to discover the identity of the woman in white?
3. Why is Mr. Fairlie irritated at having to write a narrative?
4. Laura admits to Marian a secret love for who?
5. Where do Marian and Laura move to, following Sir Percival's death?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Walter believe Anne's character judgment against Sir Percival?
2. Why does Count Fosco consider Marian a worthy opponent?
3. How does Walter react to the news of Laura death?
4. After the incident where Laura refuses to sign papers for Sir Percival, why does Countess Fosco take Marian on a long walk?
5. Why does Dr. Goodricke document Laura as dead from an aneurysm?
6. How does Sir Percival convince the Fairlie's he acted responsibly by putting Anne into the asylum?
7. Why does Walter dislike Mr. Fairlie?
8. Prior to their marriage, Laura admits that she is in love with another man and gives Sir Percival the option of doing what?
9. The anonymous letter regarding Sir Percival causes what dilemma for Limmeridge House?
10. Why does Walter tell his landlord Laura and Marian are his sisters?
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