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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Whitney leave Claymore to stay in Chapter 35?
2. What does Paul intend to do with Whitney's dowry?
3. Where does Clayton confess his love for Whitney?
4. Who does Whitney go to London with in Chapter 21?
5. What is Whitney worried about when Clayton acts affectionately towards her in Chapter 30?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are the circumstances of Whitney's labor?
2. How does Stephen suggest Whitney can have some time alone with Clayton when she visits Claymore?
3. What were the consequences of Margaret's lie that Whitney had lost her virginity?
4. What does Clayton assume when he finds the letter Whitney had written in which she claimed to be pregnant?
5. What does Whitney do after receiving the notice that her betrothal to Clayton has been canceled?
6. How does Whitney's plan to go out as much as possible backfire on her in Chapter 28?
7. Where does Clayton go after telling his lawyer to release Whitney from their betrothal?
8. How does Clayton's mother feel about his engagement to Whitney?
9. How does Whitney feel about telling Clayton she is pregnant in Chapter 34?
10. What does Whitney's father tell her about his contract with Clayton at her wedding?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss how romance novels try to satisfy their readers. What methods are used to please the readers? What elements of a romance novel are necessary to meet the expectations of the reader?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss Clayton as the villain of the novel "Whitney, My Love". Why might Clayton make a good villain? What does he do to Whitney and others that could be classified as villainous behavior?
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the conclusion of the novel. What happens at the end of the novel? Is it expected? Are you satisfied with the ending? Are there any unanswered questions left?
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