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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 3: Chapters 31-34.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What name does Angela designate for her home?
(a) "The Shack."
(b) "The Stage."
(c) "The Grange."
(d) "The Ranch."

2. 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?
(a) Ralph Crossby.
(b) Roger Antrim.
(c) Colonel Antrim.
(d) No one believes Angela. She writes the letter herself.

3. In chapter twenty-six, Stephen and Angela spend a wonderful afternoon together, but why is their day suddenly cut short?
(a) Angela trips and twists her ankle.
(b) Angela leaves to care for Ralph, who is drunk and sick.
(c) Angela rushes off, claiming to be late for an appointment.
(d) Angela claims to have a headache.

4. After Sir Phillip purchases his "lavish" expense, how does Stephen respond to such consumerism?
(a) Stephen is indifferent to Sir Phillip's purchase.
(b) Stephen complains to Lady Anna that Sir Phillip will bankrupt thier family with his behavior.
(c) Stephen takes great interest in Sir Phillip's purchase as well.
(d) Stephen becomes bitter that Sir Phillip loves things more than her.

5. What characteristic traits can best describe Stephen's tutor, Mademoiselle Duphot, as their relationship develops?
(a) Critical and manipulative.
(b) Fun and unprofessional.
(c) Stern and unemotional.
(d) Compassionate and supportive.

Short Answer Questions

1. After her heartbreaking discovery in Angela's garden, what does Stephen do as a consequence?

2. What object was additionally added to the furious letter and sent to the Morton residence?

3. On which holiday does Stephen celebrate her twenty-seventh birthday?

4. When showing Stephen around Paris, what does Jonathan primarily focus on revealing to her?

5. Who at the Morton residence initially discovers the furiously written letter concerning Angela and Stephen's relationship?

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