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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 writes to Caroline Austen, praising what?
(a) The details in her stories.
(b) Her exciting plots.
(c) Her speed in producing stories.
(d) Her comic writing.

2. Fanny Knight's visit makes Jane quite happy and she notices that Fanny is affected by what?
(a) The sight of the children.
(b) The weather.
(c) An illness.
(d) The long journey.

3. Jane writes to her niece, Fanny Knight, declaring that she knows that Fanny is not what?
(a) Well.
(b) Happy.
(c) Getting married.
(d) In love.

4. Was Anna's manuscript ever completed or published?
(a) No, never.
(b) No, not in its complete form.
(c) Yes.
(d) Yes, but only after her death.

5. Where do they plan to do this?
(a) At Gaynor House.
(b) At Geophrey House.
(c) At Gryffindor House.
(d) At Grafton House.

Short Answer Questions

1. Jane congratulates her niece on becoming what?

2. Jane's reference to Methuselah in her letter to Fanny Knight proves her familiarity with what?

3. She is uncertain as to whether there will be a second edition of what novel?

4. Edward does well at Chawton with what?

5. Jane spends most of her time _________________ and anxiously awaiting Edward's arrival next Tuesday.

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jane do regarding Fanny's possible marriage?

2. What correspondence takes place between Jane and James Stanier Clarke?

3. What does Jane write to Caroline Austen?

4. What does Jane do at the end of this section? Why?

5. What does Jane tell John Murray, in reference to her books?

6. What is taking place with many of Jane's family members at this time?

7. What does Jane write to Fanny Knight regarding Fanny's love interest?

8. What does Jane tell Caroline in a letter?

9. What does Fanny Knight do regarding Jane's book? What does Jane decide to tell Anna?

10. Why is Jane determined to raise money?

(see the answer keys)

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