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Jane Austen's Letters Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

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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. Jane receives a copy of her "own darling child" from London, referring to the publication of what novel?
(a) Mansfield Park.
(b) Pride and Prejudice.
(c) Sense and Sensibility.
(d) Persuasion.

2. When Mr. Austen inquires about Tom, she tells him that her nephew is studying for _____________ in London and sends his regrets to Mrs. Austen on her illness.
(a) The bar.
(b) The GED.
(c) His medical license.
(d) His teacher certification.

3. Why does Cassandra need not worry about Penlingtons?
(a) Edward has already settled business there.
(b) Mr. Austen plans to settle business there.
(c) Jane plans to settle business there.
(d) Mrs. Austen has already settled business there.

4. On Monday, a parcel from London arrives. Jane is grateful to Cassandra for the long letter and many gifts, and Mr. Austen is pleased with what?
(a) His dress coat.
(b) His handkerchief.
(c) His cravat.
(d) His stockings.

5. Why has Jane been practicing her music instead of writing?
(a) She is tired of writing.
(b) She has been asked to play the piano forte at the next ball.
(c) She has just received a new piano forte.
(d) She has a complaint in her eye which makes reading and writing difficult

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Jane anxious to go home?

2. She begins drinking _________ Tea and finds it very good.

3. Jane is pleased by Ly Gordon's manners, but thinks Ly Elizabeth and Miss Hatton have _________ to say.

4. Jane is tired of writing and does not intend to write for how long?

5. When does Jane retract this statement?

Short Essay Questions

1. What health news does Jane give in her letter?

2. What does Jane receive from Cassandra? How do Jane and her father feel about this?

3. On what does Jane update Cassandra?

4. What does Jane write regarding Edward?

5. Why does Jane thank Cassandra in her next letter?

6. What discomfort does Jane express to Cassandra?

7. What is a play that Jane sees in this section?

8. Describe Jane's trip to Paragon.

9. What is offered to James? What will he do with some of this?

10. What does Jane say about Miss Chamberlayne?

(see the answer keys)

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