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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. When Graham is sitting with Lucy at the Prince's birthday dinner, who does he comment is a fine girl?
(a) Madame Beck.
(b) Paulina.
(c) Lucy.
(d) Ginevra.

2. When Miss Fanshawe comes to speak with Lucy in her classroom, what is she pleased to hear?
(a) de Hamal loves Miss Fanshaw.
(b) Lucy missed her when she was away.
(c) Dr. John was jealous at the concert.
(d) Lucy feels much better.

3. From the interaction between Graham and Paulina at the Terrace, what doe Lucy infer?
(a) That Graham likes Lucy more than Paulina.
(b) That Graham does not remember Paulina.
(c) That Graham recognizes Paulina.
(d) That Graham wishes he had a little sister.

4. When Lucy sees that her letters have been rifled through once again, what does she do?
(a) Burns them all.
(b) Locks them in a box.
(c) Hides them under her mattress.
(d) Has them sealed in a bottle.

5. Dr. John speaks with Lucy about the notes that she found. Who does it seem the notes are for?
(a) Rosine.
(b) Ginevra.
(c) Madame Beck.
(d) Lucy.

Short Answer Questions

1. Miss Marchmont mentions "Frank", who is Frank?

2. Who is the actress in the play that impresses Lucy with her drama and passion?

3. How does Lucy feel when Madame Beck asks her if she can teach a class?

4. Why is Ginevra Fanshawe also going to France?

5. What words best describe Ginevra?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to Lucy as she is looking for the inn in Villette?

2. Describe Miss Marchmont.

3. Describe Rosine.

4. How does Lucy view Paulina when she first comes to stay with the Brettons?

5. How does the note in the casket describe Lucy?

6. Why is Lucy taking German lessons?

7. What reason does Lucy give Paulina for why she is a teacher?

8. How is Lucy after Miss Marchmont's death?

9. Describe Paulina and Graham's relationship at the beginning of the book.

10. How does Lucy feel about the pink dress?

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