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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Jane makes ___________ pounds from the sale of the books and the sale of the copyright.
2. Why is Jane not impressed with "The Farmer's Wife?"
3. Jane writes to her niece, Fanny Knight, declaring that she knows that Fanny is not what?
4. She regrets that she is unlikely to visit Hendon, Anna's new home. Why can she not visit?
5. Jane writes Charles that she is ill and what has made her worse?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Jane tell Caroline in a letter?
2. What book does Jane plan to read? Why?
3. What does Jane say about Frank, Edward, Henry, and Charles?
4. What does Fanny Knight do regarding Jane's book? What does Jane decide to tell Anna?
5. What does Jane write to Fanny Knight regarding Fanny's love interest?
6. What is taking place with many of Jane's family members at this time?
7. What does Jane say about her journey?
8. Why is Jane determined to raise money?
9. What does Jane write to Caroline Austen?
10. What does Jane have to say about Anna's book?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Jane gives advice to other female writers.
Part 1) What advice does she give? Why does she give advice? What is your opinion of this advice?
Part 2) How else is Jane opinionated? What do her opinions reveal about her personality?
Part 3) About what are you opinionated? What does this reveal about your personality?
Essay Topic 2
Jane's letters resemble her books.
Part 1) Describe Jane's letters. How might her books resemble her letters? Use the text to support your response.
Part 2) How might reading her letters affect the reader of her books? Why? How might reading her letters be beneficial?
Part 3) If you were to write a book, about what would it be? Why?
Essay Topic 3
Jane's letters often have similar themes.
Part 1) What are three of these themes that are found in most of her letters. How are they themes?
Part 2) How can you relate to these themes? How might these themes also be found in her books?
Part 3) Are these themes important today? Why or why not?
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