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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 routine does Orlando develop at the place where he is sent after his affair with Sasha?
(a) Reading novels.
(b) Eating the same thing.
(c) Getting up at the same time every day.
(d) Combing his hair.

2. What is the name of Orlando's suitor whom he left for the Russian girl?
(a) Margaret O'Brien.
(b) Rosina Pepita.
(c) Ms. Grimditsch.
(d) Archduchess Henrietta.

3. What does the author reveal will not change again about Orlando after he awakes in Turkey?
(a) His looks.
(b) His age.
(c) His sex.
(d) His mind.

4. What does the poet who visits Orlando at his estate do to show his displeasure for Orlando's heroes?
(a) Yells at him.
(b) Rolls his eyes.
(c) Holds his tongue.
(d) Laughs at him.

5. What is the archduchess' name?
(a) Favilla Grimditsch.
(b) Harriet Griselda.
(c) Margaret O'Brien.
(d) Rosina Pepita.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the doctor who comes to see Orlando about his deep sleep prescribe to him?

2. Where is Orlando assigned his ambassador position?

3. What does Orlando do after finishing his second bout of seclusion?

4. What is mentioned that sends Orlando into a deep depression after awakening from his first deep sleep?

5. What is the name of the sweet religious girl Orlando begins seeing who does not like the sight of blood?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does King James try to garner favor with the public after the Great Frost in Britain?

2. What happens in Turkey on the seventh day of Orlando's sleep in Chapter 3?

3. How is John Briggs's recording of Orlando's banquet for becoming a duke described?

4. What does Orlando witness Sasha doing when he goes looking for her aboard her ship after she is gone over an hour?

5. How does Orlando react when he realizes he has been changed into a woman?

6. Describe the actions of the three women who begin dancing around Orlando as he sleeps in Turkey.

7. Why is Orlando's affair with Sasha considered scandalous when it begins?

8. How does the author describe the nature of Orlando's hobby of reading in Chapter 2?

9. How is Orlando's conversation with Nicolas Greene described when the poet first comes to visit Orlando at his estate?

10. What is the nature of the diagnosis the doctor gives to Orlando in Chapter 2?

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