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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. Where does William want to go?
(a) London.
(b) Ferne Church.
(c) Fairfield Cathedral.
(d) Paris.
2. What does William think is the reason Rosie sees Kemp?
(a) She is very poor.
(b) He is holding some evil spell over her.
(c) She likes Kemp's son and is trying to get close to him.
(d) She is so innocent.
3. To whom does The Literary Supplement of the Times compare Ted at his death?
(a) Jeremy Taylor.
(b) William Styron.
(c) James Joyce.
(d) Samuel Richardson.
4. When is William embarrassed?
(a) When Ted suggests that William is flirting with Rosie.
(b) When he has a chance encounter with the Driffields in town.
(c) When Rosie kisses him on the cheek.
(d) When Mary-Ann tells him that Rosie speaks highly of William.
5. How does Rosie treat William?
(a) Like her brother.
(b) Like a grownup.
(c) Like a pest.
(d) Like a child.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do intelligent people cease to do after age 30?
2. To what of Shakespeare's aspects are Ted compared?
3. What does William's uncle forbid?
4. Where did William once meet Amy?
5. What appears in all anthologies?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is fashionable to do when William is a young man?
2. What does William learn from Mary-Ann?
3. What does Lady Hodmarsh say about Amy Driffield?
4. Why does Roy want William's assistance in writing Ted's biograph and what is Roy's purpose in doing so?
5. What does William think about Ted's depiction of the high-born and others comparing Ted s to Shakespeare?
6. What does William say when asked about Edward Driffield and what do they debate?
7. Describe Quinten Forde.
8. Describe William Ashenden.
9. What does William offer out of his memories of Ted and how does Roy respond?
10. How does William act for a while around the Driffields after seeing Rosie with Kemp?
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