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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. The group meets which gentlemen on the beach two days after they arrive?
(a) Mr. Hooper
(b) Sir Elliot's heir
(c) Mr. Hargrove
(d) Sir Elliot

2. What is Lady Russell's opinion of Anne?
(a) She hates her.
(b) She gives her orders all the time.
(c) She is especially fond of her.
(d) She ignores her.

3. Who decides to take Henrietta and Mary home?
(a) Captain Benwick
(b) Captain Wentworth
(c) Charles
(d) Anne

4. Sir Elliot's oldest daughter is which one?
(a) Alice
(b) Elizabeth
(c) Mary
(d) Anne

5. How does Sir Elliot feel the navy makes men look?
(a) older than they are
(b) younger than they are
(c) sickly
(d) distinguished

Short Answer Questions

1. Anne is more open about her opinions after what happens?

2. Who writes a budget for the Elliot family?

3. Of Anne, Charles and Mary, who does not attend the party?

4. When everyone takes a walk, which of these people does not go?

5. Anne overhears Captain Wentworth tell Louisa that he prefers what sort of women?

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain how the family decides to cut costs.

2. When Anne and Frederick meet in town on a rainy day, what happens?

3. When Mrs. Clay wants to leave, describe how she is convinced to stay.

4. How are Anne, Elizabeth and Mary different, according to Chapter 1?

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

6. Explain what Anne thinks of staying at Uppercross.

7. How does Lady Russell feel about Anne staying at Uppercross cottage?

8. 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.

9. Describe what happens when Mr. Elliot tries to engage Anne in conversation at the concert.

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

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