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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 3: Chapters 28-30.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which character continually gossips about Angela's prospective love with someone other than Stephen?
(a) Madmoiselle Duphot.
(b) Lady Anna.
(c) Miss Puddleton.
(d) Violet Antrim.
2. During her attendance at Lady Anna's social events, what term can best describe Stephen's behavior?
(a) Pleasant.
(b) Awkward.
(c) Stephen refused to attend any of her mother's social events.
(d) Rude.
3. Which character could be considered as the "third leg" in Stephen and Angela's love triangle?
(a) Williams, the old groom.
(b) Ralph Crossby.
(c) Roger Antrim.
(d) Miss Puddleton.
4. Rumors begin to spread among the Gordon family and the surrounding community concerning Stephen's unusual behavior. What is the result on Stephen's life after such accusations?
(a) A spiral of depression and confusion.
(b) A renewed interest in connecting with others.
(c) A path of self-exploration.
(d) Deep resentment toward her family and others. Avoidance at all costs.
5. What is the likely reason Lady Anna feels left out of Sir Phillip and Stephen's discussions?
(a) Lady Anna is afraid of what she might learn.
(b) Sir Phillip intentionally keeps her out.
(c) Lady Anna is not highly educated.
(d) Stephen stops talking when Lady Anna enters the room.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who comes to the aid of the distressed Angela and her explanation for Stephen's emotional behavior by writing a letter to the Morton residence?
2. As the friendship progresses, Martin confesses his love for Stephen and his desire for mutual affection. What is Stephen's reaction to this revelation?
3. What was the result of Lady Anna's feeling of exclusion in her marriage with Sir Phillip?
4. Which of the following best describes Angela's husband?
5. After Sir Phillip's death, what does Stephen decide for her education?
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