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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. At the opera, Walter and Pesca watch Count Fosco from where?
(a) The balcony.
(b) The auditorium.
(c) The orchestra.
(d) Backstage.

2. Who does Walter attempt to visit in Knowlesbury?
(a) Sir Percival's father.
(b) Count Fosco.
(c) Mr. Wansborough.
(d) Pesca.

3. How soon after Laura accepts Walter's proposal do they marry?
(a) 10 days.
(b) 3 months.
(c) One week.
(d) 1 year.

4. What advantage does Walter feel he has over Sir Percival?
(a) More money.
(b) The desire to win.
(c) Sir Percival's secret.
(d) Love.

5. Mrs. Catherick was once seen where with Sir Percival, causing a scandal?
(a) The vestry of a church.
(b) The shed on his property.
(c) Sir Percival's carriage.
(d) The boathouse.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Count Fosco do to trap Walter with him?

2. Once married, Walter notices Laura suffers from what?

3. How many times does the clergyman bow to Mrs. Catherick?

4. What type of job did Anne's mother hold?

5. When did Count Fosco come to England?

Short Essay Questions

1. What tone is the letter Count Fosco writes to Marian, following Laura's "death"?

2. Why does Count Fosco whisper his regards for Marian, prior to fleeing from town?

3. Where did Mrs. Clements look for Anne when she disappeared?

4. Why does Walter realize his hunch is correct about the Old Welmingham church and Sir Percival's secret?

5. In regards to Count Fosco, why does Walter ask Pesca for help?

6. What happens to Sir Percival when the church is set on fire?

7. How does Walter describe the month of April?

8. Count Fosco reveals he was distressed about Anne's death for what reason?

9. What activities do Marian and Walter do with Laura to help her recover from her ordeal at the asylum?

10. Why is it easy to believe that even relatives do not recognize Laura after her stay in the asylum?

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