Loitering with Intent Test | Final Test - Medium

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Loitering with Intent Test | Final 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. Lady Edwina lived until she was 98 years old. She'd outlived her son and inherited his wealth; who inherited her fortune when she died?
(a) Fleur, of course.
(b) Her manservant and her nurse, who had married.
(c) Dottie.
(d) Solly Mendelsohn.

2. What does Fleur receive the day after she sits in the graveyard and visits with the policeman?
(a) A letter from Triad Press asking her to make an appointment with them right away.
(b) A phone call from a new publisher inquiring about her next novel.
(c) A letter from a barrister informing her that she would be remitted by Sir Quentin's estate for his unlawful use of her material.
(d) A letter from an American publisher wanting to publish Warrender Chase.

3. Where do Sir Quentin and Beryl Tims have to go after the suicide?
(a) To visit the relatives of the deceased.
(b) To the Coroner's Inquest.
(c) To the morgue.
(d) To see the attorney for the Association.

4. Fleur has been given pages from Sir Quentin's private diary. What does she find written there?
(a) Rantings about how much he loathes his mother.
(b) Documentation of his plan to steal her manuscript, keep it from being published and direct quotes from her book.
(c) Details of his relationship with Mrs. Tims.
(d) Evidence of his lust for Fleur.

5. Who does Fleur see for the last time as she leaves Sir Quentin's drawing room?
(a) Lady Edwina, looking sad and confused.
(b) Lady Bernice, looking upset and disheveled.
(c) The ex-priest, looking angry and vindictive.
(d) Solly Mendelsohn, looking euphoric.

Short Answer Questions

1. Fleur calls her publisher again asking for the manuscript of Warrender Chase. Why do they tell her it was destroyed?

2. What does Fleur disclose to the reader in Chapter 10?

3. What does Lady Edwina do before Fleur leaves Sir Quentin's flat?

4. Fleur realizes four things simultaneously in Chapter 7. She hears the sound of Beryl Tims heels approaching, Sir Quentin opening a deep drawer in his desk, the repetition in her mind of Sir Quentin's comment about her having delusions of grandeur, and what else?

5. Even though Fleur insists that she started her novel well before beginning her job at the Autobiographical Association, the publisher ignores her and refuses to publish it because:

Short Essay Questions

1. Before Fleur leaves the flat, Lady Edwina gives her something in secret. When she reads it later, what does she find?

2. Even though Fleur and Dottie have quite a tumultuous relationship, after Sir Quentin's death, she keeps Fleur well-informed about the other members of the Autobiographical Association. Describe what happens to any two members.

3. Why doesn't Fleur tell Edwina that she believes Sir Quentin is behind the theft of her manuscript?

4. Fleur's job at the Association has changed by Chapter 7. What are her duties now?

5. Describe how at least one of the maxims Fleur remembers from childhood helps direct her actions as attempts to get her manuscript back.

6. As Fleur goes to bed the night after the meeting with the publisher, about what can she not stop thinking ?

7. What does Fleur first think might be the problem with her novel when the publisher requests to meet with her in person?

8. After Fleur retrieves her manuscript and goes home, she is visited by Dottie. What happens during this visit?

9. How does Fleur happen upon the title of the book she is now narrating?

10. In Chapter 9, yet another character points out a correlation between Warrender Chase and reality. Who is it, and what is pointed out?

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