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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 7 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why was the comment made about Lord Orville being “designed for the last age”?
(a) Lord Orville had less than appealing manners.
(b) Lord Orville was so polite.
(c) Lord Orville danced with great ease.
(d) Lord Orville was very shy.

2. When Evelina is ignored, who sits next to her and begins a conversation?
(a) Lord Orville.
(b) Lord Merton.
(c) Lady Louisa Larpent.
(d) Sir Clement Willoughby.

3. To whom does Evelina write about Lord Orville’s presence at Mrs. Beaumont’s?
(a) Rev. Villars.
(b) Madame Duval.
(c) Maria Merton.
(d) Lady Howard.

4. While out with her constant companions, how does Evelina feel when she bumps into Lord Orville and Sir Willougby?
(a) Angry.
(b) Elated.
(c) Puzzled.
(d) Disgraced.

5. How did Evelina treat Lord Orville at Mrs. Beaumont’s?
(a) Friendly.
(b) Politely.
(c) Distant.
(d) Rudely.

Short Answer Questions

1. While Evelina is with Madame Duval, who are their constant companions?

2. Who made the comment that Lord Orville was “designed for the last age”?

3. Which character actively pursues Lady Louisa Larpent?

4. What about Lord Orville does Evelina struggle to get out of her thoughts?

5. What explanation does Rev. Villars offer for Lord Orville’s reply letter?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who are Evelina’s companions while visiting Madame Duval in London? How does Evelina feel about their companionship?

2. What does Evelina do when she finds out about the Branghtons’ shenanigans?

3. How does Sir Clement Willoughby come to Evelina’s rescue?

4. What happens when Evelina returns to Berryhill after her visit to London?

5. What scheme do Madame Duval and the Branghtons carry out when they find out that Evelina has connections to Lord Orville?

6. What does Rev. Villars suggest for Evelina to do so that her health will improve?

7. What are the circumstances under which Evelina saves Mr. Macartney?

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