2. Why has Edward ended up having a idle life?
(a) He had his leg amputated
(b) He is waiting to inherit his father's business
(c) He was unable to choose a profession when he was younger
(d) He failed university

3. What does Marianne do at the party?
(a) Mime
(b) Play the piano
(c) Sing
(d) Paint

4. What is the name of the Dashwood's new cottage?
(a) Middleton Cottage
(b) Brittle Cottage
(c) Barton Cottage
(d) Norland Cottage

5. What are the first names of the Steele sisters?
(a) Daisy and Petal
(b) Paula and Rose
(c) Fran and Elizabeth
(d) Anne and Lucy

6. When does Marianne receive a letter from Willoughby?
(a) After breakfast
(b) Midday
(c) Midnight
(d) After lunch

7. Who does Elinor see Willoughby with?
(a) Lucy Steele
(b) A fashionable looking young woman
(c) His elderly mother
(d) A princess

8. What does Colonel Brandon pay close attention to?
(a) Marianne's piano playing
(b) Marianne's dress
(c) Elinor's eyes
(d) Mrs Dashwood's problems

9. Which of the sisters stays behind from visiting Lady Middleton?
(a) Margaret
(b) Elinor
(c) Anne
(d) Marianne

10. What does Lucy ask Elinor to do to help Edward become a minister?
(a) Talk to him about it
(b) Persuade John to give Edward Norland Parish
(c) Buy him a bible
(d) Let him be the rector at her wedding

11. Why is Lucy concerned about her engagement to Edward?
(a) He does not make enough money to keep a wife
(b) He is not attractive enough
(c) He has not bought her a ring
(d) He does not seem interested in her

12. How many marriages has Henry Dashwood had?
(a) Two
(b) Eight
(c) One
(d) Ten

13. What information is Marianne unwilling to share with her mother?
(a) Her trip to Sir John's house
(b) Her conversation with Elinor
(c) Her love for Willoughby
(d) Her engagement to Willoughby

14. Why does Elinor persuade her sister to stay in London?
(a) She does not want to seem rude to Mrs Jennings
(b) She is not well enogh to travel
(c) She wants to see Edward
(d) She wants to find a job

15. What secret does Brandon reveal to Elinor?
(a) That he is in love with her
(b) That he is AWOL
(c) That he is already married
(d) That he has had an unhappy love affair with a woman similar to Marianne