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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. Where does Oswald see Venetia climb a ladder?
(a) In the library.
(b) To the attic.
(c) Up a tree.
(d) In the barn.
2. Who does Venetia tell about her encounter with Lord Damerel ?
(a) Mrs. Priddy.
(b) Aubrey.
(c) No one.
(d) Yardley.
3. What is Clara Denny's opinion of Yardley?
(a) She thinks he is clever and funny.
(b) She thinks he is strange and disturbed.
(c) She thinks he is pushy and rude.
(d) She thinks he is handsome, but dimwitted.
4. Why did Venetia climb a ladder?
(a) To retrieve a book.
(b) To save some kittens.
(c) To reach a box.
(d) To pick apples.
5. Who owns the manor Venetia lives in?
(a) Carson.
(b) Conway.
(c) Colin.
(d) Calder.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Lady Denny hold against Damerel?
2. What does Venetia decide to pick in Chapter 2?
3. How did Lord Damerel offend Lady Denny's daughters?
4. What does Venetia intend to make with what she picks in Chapter 2?
5. What does Venetia note to Oswald about his father.
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Oswald see when he enters the barn at Undershaw?
2. How do Oswald and Yardley each view Damerel in relation to Venetia?
3. Why does Venetia hesitate to go looking for Aubrey when he doesn't return home in Chapter 4?
4. In Chapter 7, what does Damerel reveal is the real reason he returned to the Priory?
5. What alerts Damerel to the fact that Venetia is not just a village maid?
6. What does Venetia plan to do with her inheritance? Why does she stay at her brother's estate?
7. What reasons does Venetia give Oswald for refusing to marry him?
8. Why is Aubrey unhappy to see Yardley and Oswald ride up to the manor in Chapter 1?
9. What does Venetia decide to do at the beginning of Chapter 2?
10. Why is Damerel glad about Aubrey's injury? In what manner does he write to contact Venetia about it and why?
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