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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 does Fanny help her younger siblings with when she is in Portsmouth?
(a) Piano practice.
(b) Teaching them to bake pies.
(c) Speaking French.
(d) Studies.

2. What does Mary write about Julia in her letter to Fanny?
(a) She went home to Mansfield Park.
(b) She made a fool of herself at a ball.
(c) She is studying acting.
(d) She is being courted.

3. What is the name of the street where Fanny, Susan and Henry meet Mr. Price?
(a) Main Street.
(b) High Street.
(c) Elm Street.
(d) Division Street.

4. Whom does Fanny think her mother resembles?
(a) William.
(b) Mrs. Norris.
(c) Her sister, Susan.
(d) Lady Bertram.

5. Where does Henry tell Tom he is going when he visits the family in the breakfast room?
(a) Bath.
(b) Wells.
(c) London.
(d) Paris.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Lady Bertram promise to Fanny that she never offered to Maria?

2. What does Mrs. Norris suggest she might do that horrifies William and Fanny before they leave for Portsmouth?

3. What time does Edmund arrive at the Price's house to retrieve Fanny?

4. What does Sir Thomas offer to Fanny that Mrs. Norris finds objectionable in Chapter 23?

5. What does Lady Bertram say when William tells them about his adventures at sea?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Sir Thomas want to hold a ball at Mansfield Park?

2. What is Fanny's reaction when she learns that William will soon be arriving at Mansfield Park?

3. Why does Edmund retrieve Fanny from Portsmouth?

4. Do Fanny and her mother grow close while Fanny is visiting?

5. How does Fanny feel the morning after the ball?

6. Why does Edmund extend his stay with the Owens in Peterborough?

7. Is Fanny welcomed when she returns home to her family?

8. What happens when Tom goes to London?

9. Does Fanny want to return to Mansfield Park?

10. How does Fanny react to leading the dancing at the ball?

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