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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does the governess feel that she can take care of things after Mrs. Grose and Flora leave Bly?
(a) Because the ghosts are gone.
(b) Because she will not have to worry about Flora.
(c) Because she no longer cares what her employer thinks.
(d) Because she knows that Mrs. Grose will vouch for her honesty.

2. Why is the governess sad?
(a) Because Flora likes Peter Quint better than the governess.
(b) Because the governess has lost Flora to Miss Jessel's interference.
(c) Because the governess gets fired.
(d) Because Miles tells her that he hates her.

3. What does the governess do with the children's letters to their uncle?
(a) Saves them in her own collection.
(b) Burns them.
(c) Tells the children that she will not send them.
(d) Mails them to her employer.

4. What do the governess and children avoid mentioning?
(a) Mrs. Grose.
(b) The ghosts.
(c) The employer.
(d) The children's parents.

5. On the evening that Mrs. Grose and Flora leave Bly, what does the governess reflect upon as she waits for Miles to join her?
(a) Her feelings for her employer.
(b) That she is fighting something unnatural.
(c) The fact that she does not like children.
(d) How much she misses Mrs. Grose and Flora.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does the governess search for Flora?

2. What does the governess tell Mrs. Grose to do at the end of Chapter 20?

3. What does Miles want to do in Chapter 14?

4. What does the governess suspect about the children's relationship with the ghosts?

5. In what does the governess find the answer to saving Miles?

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