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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 goddess has her seat on Mount Olympus, according to the narrator?
(a) Pica.
(b) Hera.
(c) Rhea.
(d) Athena.
2. What Greek mythological character does Eleanor compare Harding to?
(a) Apollo.
(b) Hermes.
(c) Agamemnon.
(d) Zeus.
3. When does Harding say he will resign from the old men's home?
(a) The next month.
(b) The next week.
(c) The next day.
(d) That night.
4. How much is Harding's little cottage worth a year?
(a) 120 pounds.
(b) 100 pounds.
(c) 60 pounds.
(d) 80 pounds.
5. The narrator says Sir Abraham has a stoop where?
(a) In his neck.
(b) In his hips.
(c) In his back.
(d) In his legs.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who says, "Mr. Bold can act as he thinks proper, my love"?
2. The narrator says Eleanor will receive sympathy from girls younger than what age?
3. How do the townspeople feel about Harding when he resigns from the old men's home?
4. Who says, "What good to us is this place or all the money, if we are to be ill-spoken of ?"
5. What do Harding and the beadsmen drink at his farewell gathering?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Grantly's idea for how Harding can remain employed?
2. How does a magazine called "The Almshouse" portray Harding?
3. Why does Grantly assume that Bold wants to drop the changes against Harding?
4. Why does Harding decide not to spend his second day in London in his hotel?
5. How does Bold respond when Eleanor begs him to promise that he will stop the legal proceedings against her father?
6. What happens to the beadsmen when their warden resigns?
7. Why does Sir Abraham think Harding has come to see him?
8. Why does Harding plan to sell his furniture when he resigns?
9. How does Bold react when he comes home and finds Eleanor there crying?
10. What is Harding's plan for he and Eleanor after the lawsuit is over?
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