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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. Sue's mother was ________________.
(a) married to a Prince.
(b) run over by a freight train.
(c) murdered when Sue is a baby.
(d) hanged for murder.

2. As a child, Maud believed she would become a _____________.
(a) nurse in an insane asylum
(b) wealthy woman
(c) nun
(d) Duchess

3. Who performs the marriage ceremony?
(a) an unkempt vicar in a village church
(b) the justice of the peace
(c) no one; Richard and Maud just exchange vows themselves
(d) Sue

4. How do Maud, Sue and Gentleman (Richard) make their escape?
(a) a hired carriage
(b) on horseback
(c) by boat on the river
(d) on the subway

5. What does Maud do when the two of hearts falls on the floor?
(a) ignores it
(b) steps on it
(c) spits on it
(d) picks it up and gives it to Sue

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Maud hate about her gloves?

2. The train station is hung with black cloth because of the death of _______________.

3. Sue refashions stolen objects to ______________.

4. What does the figure of the hand on the floor represent?

5. What does Sue realize about Maud's feelings for Richard?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Sue think of Maud while they are outside by Maud's mother's grave?

2. How does Maud feel about this plan and what does she ultimately decide to do?

3. How does Mrs. Sucksby respond to Sue's impending departure?

4. What does Sue realize about Maud and what does Sue do about this realization?

5. What is Gentleman's plan?

6. What does Sue compare Maud to and what is the symbolic significance?

7. What are Sue's impressions of Maud?

8. What is Sue's reaction to the play OLIVER TWIST and what does Mrs. Sucksby do?

9. What is Maud's response to Richard's marriage proposal and how does Sue respond?

10. What does Maud ask of Sue and how does Sue respond?

(see the answer keys)

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