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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 is Hazel's father?
2. What is Hazel's future with Bernard?
3. In what city does the book take place?
4. At the beginning of Chapter 7, what does the reader learn about Beecham and his gloves?
5. What was Lady Sinnett's wish for Hazel in regard to Bernard in her first letter to hazel?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 1, What did Hazel find on her walk and what did she do with it?
2. What was the lesson that Hazel thought the play was trying to preach?
3. What are the circumstances, mentioned in the excerpt before Chapter 5, surrounding Dr. Beecham's later years and subsequent death?
4. Why did Hazel have to disguise herself in order to attend Anatomy class? How did she manage to do it?
5. What were Davey and Munro doing in the kirkyard (graveyard) during the opening scene of the book? Why were they doing it?
6. What was the premise of the play that Hazel and her mother went to see at Le Grand Leon?
7. What were the circumstances regarding Hazel's dismissal from anatomy classes?
8. Why was Hazel unafraid of Roman fever?
9. In Chapter 9, what does Jack spend a whole month's paycheck on? Who was it for and why did he buy it?
10. What was Hazel's plan to get back into anatomy classes? What was the result?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The book is told from the third-person limited point of view. The reader sees Hazel's and Jack's perspectives on things. The reader only gets an idea of the other character's perspectives from their words or actions. The reader does not really get an idea of Bernard's or Lady Sinnett's, Dr. Strain's, or Dr. Beecham's inner monologues or their internal opinions or judgments about things. How does this affect the reader's judgments of those characters? Do you think the reader's judgements would change if the reader could see those other characters' internal perspectives?
Essay Topic 2
Hazel and Dr. Beecham have two opposing views about medical advancement and progress. Write an essay defining Dr. Beecham's view and make a case for the validity of his view.
Essay Topic 3
Write an essay exploring the definition of characters who are foils of each other, particularly Jack and Bernard.
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