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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. What question does Miss Alice ask that shocks Julian?
(a) Do you find me attractive?
(b) Why do you want to be a priest?
(c) Will you sleep with me?
(d) Have you slept with many women?

2. Why does Alice want to do this for the church?
(a) She loves children.
(b) She loves to sew.
(c) She is burdened with too much wealth.
(d) She wants to give back to the needy.

3. What is in massive scale?
(a) The flowers.
(b) The room.
(c) The chairs.
(d) The crosses.

4. Who enters the courtyard through an iron gate and moves quietly toward the man and watches him with mild amusement?
(a) The Cardinal.
(b) A lawyer.
(c) Miss Alice.
(d) Julian.

5. What is said about the appropriateness of the two cardinals?
(a) They are best friends, just like the lawyer and Cardinal.
(b) There should be two in such close quarters in that particular location.
(c) They are as dull as the Cardinal.
(d) They are the same color as the Cardinal.

Short Answer Questions

1. Julian says "It is God the mover, not God ______________."

2. Who was Saint Francis?

3. What is Julian?

4. What are both the butler and the lawyer, who have known each other for some time, quite eager to do?

5. What, at last, occurs?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Julian do when the lawyer leaves?

2. What does Julian realize about the model of the mansion?

3. What had Julian assumed about their departure? What does he now realize?

4. How does Julian feel about Miss Alice's topic of discussion? How does he respond?

5. How does this scene end?

6. What does Julian not understand about Miss Alice?

7. How does Miss Alice begin to ensnare Julian?

8. What makes Julian more and more frustrated wit h Miss Alice?

9. Why does Miss Alice say she played this game?

10. What does Miss Alice reveal to Julian?

(see the answer keys)

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