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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 does Fred Fairly wish to marry?
2. Which experiments are being conducted by Skippey that need more funding?
3. How does Fred anticipate that he will awaken a sleeping Professor Flowerdew?
4. Who does Daisy encounter when she goes to the kitchen to return her apron?
5. Where does Fred go to pick up his gown before speaking?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Part 4, Section 22, Daisy is leaving Cambridge. What happens as she nears Guestingley Road? Who offers Daisy a ride? Why does Daisy not reach London?
2. At the beginning of Part 4, Section 20, who does Fred call after arriving back at St. Angelicus following the day in court ? Why?
3. In Part 2, Section 12, why is Daisy visiting the newspaper office? What happens during the visit?
4. Who has written Fred another note about Daisy Saunders? What does the note say about Daisy?
5. Who helps Fred after his brawl with Kelly? Where do they take Kelly?
6. Why is Daisy back in Cambridge in Part 3, Section 14? Where is she staying and why?
7. Who comes to visit Fred in Cambridge? What does Fred reveal to the visitors?
8. When Daisy returns to the hospital after visiting the newspaper, what does she discover about patient 23? Who is patient 23?
9. Who is cited concerning Fred's accident? What are the charges?
10. In Part 3, Section 15, why does Mr. Wrayburn regret his having been hospitable to Fred and Daisy after their biking accident?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
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 2
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?
Essay Topic 3
1) Discuss at least four instances in the book where the motif "seeing is believing" can be found. 2) Does the adage benefit or hinder the characters in each event?
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