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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. According to Letter XXXII, who is the London visitor at Howard Grove?
(a) Lord Orville.
(b) Sir John Belmont’s messenger.
(c) Sir Clement Willoughby.
(d) Sir John Belmont.

2. How does Evelina describe Mrs. Mirvan?
(a) As disorganized.
(b) As very opinionated.
(c) As kind.
(d) As very stern.

3. Who delivers Letter V?
(a) Anville.
(b) Lady Howard.
(c) Mrs. Clinton.
(d) Sir John Belmont.

4. To whom did Rev. Villars make a promise about protecting Evelina?
(a) Her mother.
(b) Her grandmother.
(c) Her father.
(d) Her grandfather.

5. Who dances with Mr. Garrick?
(a) Maria.
(b) Mrs. Mirvan.
(c) Clarinda.
(d) Evelina.

Short Answer Questions

1. What nickname does Captain Mirvan give to Madame Duval?

2. What was Evelina’s response to the first man’s question about her “already being engaged with a more fortunate man”?

3. To whom does Mr. Villars write in Letter XXIX to sympathize with Evelina’s concerns?

4. Why does Lady Howard think it’s better to approach Sir Belmont now rather than later?

5. In Letter XXV, what plan does Madame Duval reveal to Evelina?

Short Essay Questions

1. Whom should Evelina marry, according to Sir Belmont?

2. What does Lady Howard convince Rev. Villars to give his permission for Evelina to do?

3. As a child, where was the fake Miss Belmont educated?

4. What does Sir Belmont propose doing to help everyone save face?

5. What does Lord Orville do that would support Evelina’s belief that he is a gentleman?

6. Who threatens to write Sir John Belmont about Evelina? Who actually writes the letter? What is their request? How does Sir Belmont respond?

7. Why is Mr. Macartney at Mrs. Beauchamp’s house?

8. Why is Miss Belmont at Mrs. Beauchamp’s house?

9. Who is Lady Howard?

10. What does Mrs. Selwyn do to bring about the resolution of the situation?

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