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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Maggie tell Lucy is her reason for leaving St. Ogg's and taking another teaching job?
(a) She cannot marry Philip if her brother does not approve.
(b) She does not want to marry Philip anymore.
(c) She falls in love with Stephen.
(d) She prefers never to marry at all, but just to teach.

2. Why is Maggie happy to run into Philip?
(a) She wants to let him know that she does not blame him for what happens.
(b) She thinks that he may want to talk to her.
(c) She wants to tell him just what she thinks of what her father does to her family.
(d) She hopes that he brings her some books to read or at least tell her some stories.

3. How does Tom react when he is offered a share in the business at Guest and Company?
(a) He declines the offer and starts his own business instead.
(b) He immediately accepts.
(c) He tells his uncle he'd rather wait a few more years first.
(d) He asks his uncle to buy the old mill instead.

4. How does their father's death affect Maggie and Tom's relationship?
(a) They forgive each other.
(b) They decide to tolerate each other.
(c) Their attitudes toward each other are unchanged.
(d) They blame each other.

5. Why does Uncle Deane tell Tom that he does well not to tell people how old he is?
(a) Tom is thought to be younger than he is, and may be able to pass himself off as a student.
(b) Tom should not bring up the subject of age because it is not good manners.
(c) Tom should try to be judged purely on the basis of his actions, not his age or appearance.
(d) Tom looks older than he is and may pass for being more experienced than he is in business.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Lucy understand and forgive Maggie?

2. Why does Mr. Wakem talk to Maggie at the bazaar?

3. Why does Stephen want to marry Lucy?

4. How does Tom force Maggie to stop seeing Philip?

5. What reason does Maggie give Lucy for not being tired the night after she meets Stephen?

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