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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 do Whitney and Clayton go on their wedding trip?
(a) Belgium.
(b) France.
(c) Germany.
(d) Spain.

2. In Chapter 39, who returns from a trip overseas?
(a) Emily Kendall.
(b) Lady Anne.
(c) Clayton.
(d) Stephen.

3. After hearing some gossips talking at the party, what does Whitney become determined to prove?
(a) That she is wealthy.
(b) That she is a good dancer.
(c) That she has no interest in Clayton.
(d) That she is worthy of the Duke of Claymore.

4. Who is Emily Kendall betrothed to?
(a) The Duke of Argyll.
(b) Paul.
(c) Stephen.
(d) The Marquess of Glengarmon.

5. What does Clayton have sent to Whitney in Chapter 25?
(a) A book of poems.
(b) A new ball gown.
(c) A piece of jewelry.
(d) A legal document.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who sings at the party that Whitney and Clayton attend in Chapter 34?

2. How does Clayton feel when he can't find Whitney after returning from London?

3. Where does Whitney go to meet Clayton in Chapter 29?

4. Who is Stephen?

5. Where does Whitney stay in London?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the Earl of Langford have planned for his estate and titles upon his death?

2. What does Clayton assume when he finds the letter Whitney had written in which she claimed to be pregnant?

3. What does Whitney do after receiving the notice that her betrothal to Clayton has been canceled?

4. What does Whitney write in a note to Clayton in Chapter 28?

5. What are the circumstances of Whitney's labor?

6. How does Whitney's plan to go out as much as possible backfire on her in Chapter 28?

7. How does Clayton's mother feel about his engagement to Whitney?

8. What worries Whitney when she is alone with Clayton in Chapters 30-32?

9. In Chapter 21, why doesn't Paul want to elope with Whitney?

10. How does Whitney react when she sees Clayton at Elizabeth's wedding?

(see the answer keys)

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