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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. Who does Ian insult, scaring the man away from Elizabeth for the duration of the ball at his home?
(a) Belhaven.
(b) Mondevale.
(c) Marchman.
(d) Robert.

2. To whom is the Dowager Duchess related?
(a) To Elizabeth.
(b) To Jake.
(c) To Ian.
(d) To Alex.

3. After their engagement, what does Elizabeth frequently chastise Ian about?
(a) His religious fervor.
(b) His flirtatious nature.
(c) His spending habits.
(d) His card playing.

4. Who does Lucinda confess everything to before leaving Ian's cottage with Elizabeth for the engagement?
(a) Duncan.
(b) Robert.
(c) Ian.
(d) Bertha.

5. What is Ian doing when Elizabeth leaves the cottage to accept her engagement?
(a) Hunting.
(b) Sleeping.
(c) Swimming.
(d) Fishing.

Short Answer Questions

1. After arriving to Ian's house, what does Elizabeth promise to teach Ian to do?

2. What does Alex promise to do before Elizabeth gets married?

3. What does Elizabeth enjoy most about shopping at the markets in the village?

4. What does Ian realize he must do if he wants to marry Elizabeth?

5. What is the name of Ian's home?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Elizabeth react to the news that she is now engaged to Ian instead of Belhaven?

2. What stipulations does Elizabeth make before accepting her engagement to Ian?

3. Who is the Dowager Duchess?

4. What does Elizabeth's private investigator report to her on the morning of her wedding?

5. Why does Elizabeth prefer to marry an older man?

6. What rumor does Ian spread about Elizabeth at the ball, changing her status in high society?

7. What explanation does Robert give to Elizabeth about his disappearance when he returns to Havenhurst?

8. How was Ian's family killed?

9. How does Ian react when Belhaven tries to monopolize Elizabeth's time at the ball?

10. Who demands that Elizabeth leave Ian's cottage and return to Havenhurst at once?

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