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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. What is Stephen's reaction when he is left in the library?
(a) He laughs.
(b) He cries.
(c) He sulks.
(d) He goes to bed.

2. Why is Charles Lomax poor?
(a) He will not receive his inheritance until he is 35.
(b) He was disinherited by his family.
(c) His family is poor.
(d) He gave all of his inheritance to the Salvation Army.

3. How does Mr. Undershaft respond to the question of morality of his work?
(a) He can justify it.
(b) He worries about this question.
(c) He has no qualms about his work.
(d) He is a good man.

4. For which person does Mr. Undershaft show disdain?
(a) Sarah.
(b) Stephen.
(c) Barbara.
(d) Charles Lomax.

5. For what reason did Lady Britomart and Mr. Undershaft separate?
(a) Due to irreconcilable differences.
(b) He was in love with someone else.
(c) She was in love with someone else.
(d) So that Stephen could one day inherit the business.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Lady Britomart's oldest daughter?

2. Who is Sarah's fiance?

3. How does Stephen react to Lady Britomart's proposal to ask Mr. Undershaft for money?

4. How is Lady Britomart currently supported?

5. Where does everyone go to avoid praying with Lady Britomart?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Adolphus Cusins' reason for arriving late?

2. How does Lady Britomart feel after hearing Mr. Undershaft's views on his foundry?

3. How does Lady Britomart feel about Stephen?

4. How open is Lady Britomart with her daughters about their financial situation?

5. How does Barbara feel about Mr. Undershaft's visit?

6. What are Mr. Undershaft's views on government versus business?

7. What types of money does Barbara refuse to accept?

8. What are Barbara and Adolphus Cusins' final decisions?

9. What are the reasons Lady Britomart has invited Mr. Undershaft over?

10. Why are Lady Britomart and Mr. Undershaft separated?

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