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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 meet Paul in Chapter 22?
2. Who does Whitney go to London with in Chapter 21?
3. What does Stephen tell stories about over dinner in Chapter 31?
4. How many months are Clayton and Whitney married before she realizes she is pregnant?
5. What does Paul intend to do with Whitney's dowry?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Whitney react when she sees Clayton at Elizabeth's wedding?
2. In Chapter 21, why doesn't Paul want to elope with Whitney?
3. What are the circumstances of Whitney's labor?
4. What does Whitney become determined to do when she hears two gossips talking about her at the party in Chapter 21?
5. What does Clayton assume when he finds the letter Whitney had written in which she claimed to be pregnant?
6. In Chapter 35, who is at the anniversary party that Whitney and Clayton attend that causes Whitney distress?
7. How does Whitney's plan to go out as much as possible backfire on her in Chapter 28?
8. How does Stephen suggest Whitney can have some time alone with Clayton when she visits Claymore?
9. What does Clayton's mother bring to Whitney after her son is born?
10. Why does the Duke of Lansberry quickly marry his daughter off to the Marquess of Glengarmon?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the setting of the novel. How does the setting affect the plot and the characters?
Essay Topic 2
What are some romance novel archetypes in the novel "Whitney, My Love"? What type of hero is Clayton? What type of heroine is Whitney?
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the relationship between Whitney and Clayton. How do they feel about one another when they first meet? How do their feelings progress as the novel progresses? What conflicts and obstacles do these face? How do they overcome these obstacles? How does Clayton treat Whitney? How does Whitney treat Clayton?
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