2. Jane is pleased to tell Cassandra what about their mother?
(a) She has come for a visit.
(b) She has written a book.
(c) She has not had a relapse and is doing much better.
(d) She has had another child.

3. She describes her plans for what book for the first time?
(a) "Mansfield Park."
(b) "Pride and Prejudice."
(c) "Northanger Abbey."
(d) "Sense and Sensibility."

4. Mrs. Knight promotes a match between Jane and Mr. Papillon, and Jane jokes that she will marry him despite his or her own reluctance because of what reason?
(a) Jane loves his home.
(b) The good lady's interest in the matter.
(c) He is wealthy.
(d) Jane wants to be married.

5. Why does Jane call on most of their neighbors?
(a) Because she is bored.
(b) Because she likes her neighbors.
(c) Because of the warm weather.
(d) Because she is feeling better.

6. Jane receives a descriptive letter from Frank, and a letter from Charles stating that what is awaiting orders?
(a) The 'Endocrine.'
(b) The 'Endymion.'
(c) The 'Edmondson.'
(d) The 'Edward.'

7. A letter from Miss Pearson causes Jane to suspect the other lady of what?
(a) Cheating.
(b) Lying.
(c) Stealing.
(d) Matrimonial views.

8. Jane spends Tuesday in Bentinck Street with the Cookes, but she is unable to call on Miss Beckford because of what reason?
(a) The wind.
(b) The snow.
(c) The rain.
(d) The heat.

9. Frank plans to go to Godmersham while Cassandra visits _______________.
(a) Guildford.
(b) Grimsby.
(c) Guisborough.
(d) Goodnestone.

10. Jane hears that Tom is to marry a girl from where?
(a) London.
(b) Leyton.
(c) Litchfield.
(d) Launceston.

11. Jane's quarters in Bath are _____________, and she travels to Godmersham.
(a) Comfortable.
(b) Pleasant.
(c) Not comfortable.
(d) Lonely.

12. Jane stays at Goodnestone until Monday and hopes that Edward will fetch her for what reason?
(a) Since his health is better now.
(b) Since he will be in town.
(c) Since he is coming to visit Goodnestone.
(d) Since he has said he will come to fetch her.

13. Why is Jane anxious to go home?
(a) She misses Cassandra.
(b) She is bored.
(c) There has been a lot of company at Mrs. Knight's house.
(d) She is not feeling well.

14. Jane is upset that Cassandra will not be doing what with their mother and herself?
(a) Going to Barnsley.
(b) Going to Bath.
(c) Going to Berkhamsted.
(d) Going to Beckenham.

15. Jane hopes to see Cassandra soon, and praises James as what?
(a) A great friend.
(b) A useful "man of letters".
(c) A wonderful horseman.
(d) A help around the house.

Short Answer Questions

1. Jane plans to arrive at Goodnestone as Cassandra is leaving and to take her sister's place for several days. Jane's pleasant journey is offset by what?

2. She asks Cassandra's advice about what fashion?

3. Jane writes to her cousin, Miss Walter Seal, in American to offer her condolences on the loss of who?

4. Jane disdains Robert Southey's "Letters from England" as horribly ______________.

5. Jane writes to offer her condolences to Edward on the death of who?

(see the answer keys)

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