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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 condition does Pemberton impose on his agreement to work without pay?
(a) Morgan will know that he is working for nothing.
(b) Morgan will not be told that he is working for nothing.
(c) He will get paid retroactively if the Moreens make money.
(d) He will be boarded and clothed for free as well.

2. Where doe Brooksmith end up finding work?
(a) In lower-class households.
(b) In museums.
(c) In newspapers.
(d) In aristocratic houses.

3. Where does Winterbourne encounter Daisy Miller the second time?
(a) At Mrs. Walker's home.
(b) In a garden in Rome.
(c) In the street.
(d) At Mr. Giovanelli's home.

4. What is the reason for the Monarchs' insistence?
(a) They are the real thing.
(b) They deserve help.
(c) They have assistance to offer.
(d) They have a lot to lose.

5. What is the publisher's rent?
(a) 100 pounds.
(b) 1,000 pounds.
(c) 100 francs.
(d) 1,000 francs.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is Oronte from?

2. What does the main character think of the Monarchs?

3. How does James characterize Brooksmith' success in his new positions?

4. Who is Morgan?

5. What does the publisher agree to do for Julianne Bordereau?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the publisher trying to obtain in 'The Aspern Papers'?

2. Who are Miss Churm and Oronte?

3. How does Winterbourne meet Daisy Miller?

4. What is the setting of 'Daisy Miller,' and why is this significant?

5. What is the Moreens' financial situation, and how does this affect Pemberton?

6. What is the irony in the title ''The Real Thing'?

7. What do the Europeans believe will happen to Daisy Miller, and what is their knowledge founded in?

8. Describe the conditions under which Morgan dies.

9. What is Brooksmith's relationship with Mr. Oliver Offord?

10. How effective is the unnamed publisher at getting the Aspern papers?

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