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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. About what does Anne have a silent debate with herself?
(a) whether Captain Wentworth is still handsome
(b) whether Captain Wentworth likes Henrietta or Louisa
(c) whether Anne wants Captain Wentworth to stay in town.
(d) whether Captain Wentworth is lying

2. What is Lady Russell's opinion of Mrs. Clay?
(a) She is a bad influence.
(b) She is a liar.
(c) She is a good influence.
(d) She is a thief.

3. Charles Hayter was whose suitor?
(a) Henrietta's
(b) Louisa's
(c) Mary's
(d) Anne's

4. How does Mary get along with her mother-in-law?
(a) They tolerate each other well.
(b) They often have problems.
(c) They ignore each other
(d) They get along better than Mary gets along with her father.

5. The first application to rent is from someone in what sort of profession?
(a) lawyer
(b) writer
(c) naval officer
(d) doctor

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Sir Elliot think of Anne's love interest?

2. What is Frederick's last name?

3. How does Sir Elliot treat Anne?

4. What is Sir Elliot's status?

5. With whom is Anne in love?

Short Essay Questions

1. At her father's gathering, describe what Anne and Frederick talk about.

2. Explain why Anne finds it hard to keep up with Lady Russell's musings about Anne's father and Elizabeth, after Anne moves to the apartments on the Kellynch grounds with her.

3. Explain why Admiral Croft did not need to invite Frederick to Bath.

4. Explain how Anne's plans to care for Louisa are interrupted.

5. Explain what Anne thinks are the pros of living with Lady Russell rather than Mary.

6. Describe Captain Wentworth at the end of Chapter 4.

7. How does Sir Elliot feel about naval officers?

8. How does Lady Russell feel about Mrs. Clay going to Bath in Anne's place?

9. How does Mr. Elliot feel about Anne's refusal to attend a party because she wants to visit her old governess, Mrs. Smith.

10. Explain how Anne recalls her old relationship with Frederick.

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