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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 age are the Brodie set in 1937?
(a) 16
(b) 15
(c) 17
(d) 19
2. What motivates Joyce Emily to leave school?
(a) Her mother is ill
(b) She becomes pregnant
(c) She is failing her classes
(d) She takes Miss Brodie’s political views to heart
3. What is Mary Macgregor studying in her final year of school?
(a) Home Economics
(b) Shorthand
(c) Nursing courses
(d) Art
4. Where does Miss Brodie vacation in 1933?
(a) In Italy
(b) In Germany
(c) In Switzerland
(d) In Poland
5. What does Sandy tell the headmistress about Miss Brodie?
(a) For the headmistress to look at Miss Brodie’s politics
(b) Miss Brodie is dangerous
(c) Miss Brodie is a closet Jew
(d) She made a pass at Sandy
Short Answer Questions
1. How many of the Brodie set visits Miss Brodie at Mr. Lowther’s house at a time?
2. What does Miss Brodie predict to Sandy about Rose?
3. What does Sandy say Mr. Lloyd’s paintings reveal about the man?
4. What ages do the girls become in Chapter 5?
5. How does Mr. Lloyd feel about what Sandy has said to him?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Sandy see when she looks at Mr. Lloyd’s paintings?
2. What happens to Joyce Emily and why?
3. What types of subjects do the girls take in the school year 1932 – 1933?
4. What does Sandy say to Mr. Lloyd about his paintings and what is his response?
5. Where does Miss Brodie vacation in the school year 1932 – 1933 and what does she say when she returns from vacation?
6. For what special circumstance does Miss Brodie chose Sandy and why?
7. What does Sandy figure out about Miss Brodie and Mr. Lloyd concerning her and Rose?
8. What does Sandy end up becoming and what book does Sandy write? Who tends to visit Sandy after her book is published?
9. Why does the headmistress divide the set and how does what she does work out for her?
10. What does Miss Brodie do on Sundays?
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