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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. What does Newland tell Ellen?
(a) He has bought another horse
(b) He had made plans to travel to Washington to see her
(c) He is leaving May
(d) He has started her divorce proceedings
2. To whom is Dallas engaged to be married?
(a) Mary van der Luyden
(b) Sara Rockefeller
(c) Fanny Beaufort
(d) Monica Astor
3. Where do Newland and May go on their honeymoon trip?
(a) Hawaii
(b) Europe
(c) Fiji
(d) Mexico
4. With whom does Newland take a trip to Europe?
(a) Janey
(b) Mr. van der Luyden
(c) Dallas
(d) Mrs. Archer
5. What is Newland's decision about the horse?
(a) It is not what he was looking for
(b) He buys it on the spot
(c) He wants to get a second opinion before buying it
(d) He chooses another horse in the stable
Short Answer Questions
1. What does May tell Newland when he mentions Ellen?
2. What does Mrs. Mingott ask of Newland?
3. What was Newland's first vacation destination choice?
4. What does Newland discover during the honeymoon?
5. What mutual confession do Newland and Ellen make?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the suspected cause of Mrs. Mingott's stroke?
2. What do Newland and Ellen agree to do while they are about to leave the art museum?
3. How does Newland continue behavior that shows he is still obsessed with Ellen?
4. What deceitful behavior does Newland exhibit in Chapter 22?
5. What topic of conversation do Newland and Ellen inevitably discuss?
6. How is Ellen's unconventional behavior ultimately rationalized by friends and family?
7. What is the state of Newland and May's marriage and family twenty-five-years after Ellen returns to Europe?
8. Explain the nature of Newland's growing disappointment with his new wife.
9. How do Newland and Ellen decide to manage their situation?
10. What is the family's continuing perception of Ellen?
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