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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. Whom does Becky Sharp flatter, as seen in chapter 31?
(a) Major O'Dowd.
(b) George Osborne.
(c) Joseph Sedley.
(d) William Dobbin.

2. Whom does Becky Sharp marry?
(a) Bute Crawley.
(b) George Osborne.
(c) Rawdon Crawley.
(d) Sir Pitt.

3. What happens to Amelia Sedley when she sees Becky Sharp?
(a) She starts shouting at her.
(b) She gives her a warm hug.
(c) She slaps her.
(d) She smiles at her.

4. Who leaves the Sedley home at the end of chapter six?
(a) Becky Sharp.
(b) Amelia Sedley.
(c) George Sedley.
(d) Mrs. Sedley.

5. Who is Amelia Sedley's escort in Belgium?
(a) Mrs.O'Dowd.
(b) Major O'Dowd.
(c) William Dobbin.
(d) Becky Sharp.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who meet in the park where Becky Sharp and Rawdon Crawley are riding?

2. What do Amelia Sedley and George Osborne do in Brighton?

3. Where is George Osborne actually going when he lies to Amelia Sedley and tells her that he is going on business?

4. Who is Chopper?

5. Why do all of Amelia Sedley's peers despise her?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the setting of the novel and what idea do we get about the characters of Becky Sharp and Amelia Sedley as seen in chapter one?

2. What aspect of Becky Sharp's character do we see in chapter 41?

3. What is the relationship between Becky Sharp and Lord Steyne?

4. What is the similarity between Mrs. Bute and Becky Sharp, as we see in chapter 19?

5. What is the significant event in chapter 32?

6. What is true of Amelia Sedley's social growth as seen in chapter 60?

7. How does the Crawley household react when Matilda Crawley visits them?

8. Why does Amelia Sedley scream at Becky Sharp when both see each other?

9. Upon hearing about his son George Osborne marrying Amelia Sedley, what does John Osborne do and why?

10. Why does Rawdon Crawley go to his brother's house?

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