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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. What does Phyllida Tallent feel about her relationship with Lucifer as chapter 10 comes to an end?
2. What happens to Phyllida Tallent and Lucifer on the way back to the grange?
3. Who among the following men is NOT courting Phyllida Tallent?
4. Who is Covey?
5. Why does Horatio Welham choose to tell Lucifer about the secret item?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the similarity between Phyllida Tallent and Lucifer?
2. What is the surprise given to Lucifer while at Horatio Welham's funeral?
3. Describe what happens when Lucifer visits Colyton and goes to Horatio Welham's manor.
4. What is the reason Phyllida Tallent is going to the woods late into the night?
5. What is the information information that Lucifer keeps to himself?
6. Why is Lucifer delighted to see Phyllida Tallent at the church?
7. What are Phyllida Tallent and Lucifer's feelings towards each other as seen in chapter three?
8. Describe Phyllida Tallent's feelings towards Lucifer as seen towards the end of chapter two.
9. What are the series of incidents that take place at the manor after Lucifer finds the dead body of Horatio Welham?
10. Describe what happens between Lucifer and Phyllida Tallent in the setting of the shrubbery.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe the characters of each of Phyllida Tallent's suitors and how each one of them helps further the plot of the novel?
Essay Topic 2
Why does the author make use of social gatherings, for example, dance parties, to further the investigation? Is it possible to do without the social gatherings in the novel? When do the social gatherings taken place in the novel?
Essay Topic 3
Is the "All About Love" a unified novel? If so, where does the unity lie? In the plot, in the characters, the setting, the theme, the style or the mood?
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