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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who greets Fred at the Rectory?
2. In what year does the story begin?
3. Who is blind, but not hearing impaired?
4. Who has the authority to open or close the southwest gate?
5. What is the cause of Fred's bicycle accident?
Short Essay Questions
1. What mistake does Daisy make concerning Dr. Sage?
2. According to Dr. Matthews, how is science affecting the Fellows?
3. How many notes are waiting for Fred when he returns to his room at the beginning of the book? Who are the notes from?
4. What is Skippey asking Fred to debate on at the next Disobligers' Society's meeting? Why does he ask Fred to take this side at the debate? What are the religious beliefs of Fred's debate opponent?
5. Who does Fred Fairly meet on his way to his room? What is their conversation about?
6. Describe the artwork that is above the Great Gate.
7. What information does Dr. Matthews share with the Master about the gate on the college's south-west wall?
8. In Part 1, Section 4, how does Fred feel towards the Master of the college? Give details for support.
9. What happens to Daisy's mother after visiting the opening of Selfridge Department Store? How is Daisy affected by this mentally? What changes occur in Daisy's lifestyle after the event?
10. Who does Daisy seek references from? Who declines to give her a reference?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Fred meets Daisy after a biking accident. 1) Describe the first meeting between Fred and Daisy. 2) What is a plausible explanation for Fred's love at first sight? 3) How does Daisy's inaccessibility fuel Fred's feelings?
Essay Topic 2
In making plans to tell his father about his unbelief, Fred overlooks the father's "human" role in a son's life. 1) Compare/contrast the two roles (minister/father) that Mr. Fairly plays in Fred's life. 2) If a parishoner approached Mr. Fairly with the same unbelief, would his reaction be different? Why or why not?
Essay Topic 3
Fellows of St. Angelicus are not allowed to marry. What are possible reasons for this rule? Are the reasons still valid for continuing this practice? Why or why not?
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