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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 5: Chapters 40-46.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the name of the woman Mary befriends in Italy?
(a) Lady Massey.
(b) Lady Bourgeois.
(c) Lady Cameron.
(d) Lady Gregory.

2. After conversing with Lady Anna about her relationship with Angela, what does Stephen discover in her father's study that questions her thoughts and identity?
(a) Sir Phillip's psychology books.
(b) A letter written by Sir Phillip to his secret male lover.
(c) A secret drawer filled with old whiskey and gin bottles.
(d) Sir Phillip's music records.

3. During the love triangle, what is causing Stephen's misery?
(a) Stephen is convinced she is losing Angela.
(b) Stephen's horse, Collins, dies.
(c) Angela's pet dog, Tony, dies.
(d) Stephen's mother, Lady Anna, has moved out of Morton.

4. What would accurately describe Stephen's response toward Mary's confessions of love and attraction?
(a) She jumps at the opportunity to express her mutual love for Mary.
(b) She laughs at Mary's confession, telling her she'll never understand true love.
(c) She is disgusted and terrified by Mary's confession.
(d) She is concerned that Mary lacks the comprehension of her decisions.

5. After Angela and Stephen reunite after a brief conflict, where do the Crossbys go on holiday?
(a) France.
(b) Scotland.
(c) Ireland.
(d) Wales.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many children do Sir Phillip and Lady Anna ultimately have together?

2. What character is secretly watching the drama unfold between Angela and Stephen, but out of fear, chooses not to offer advice and remain silent?

3. After returning home from a visit to Morton, what is the most reasonable explanation for Stephen's decision to write a third novel?

4. Why does Stephen dislike Jonathan's friend, Valerie Seymour?

5. Although Stephen professes to hate her studies, she reveals to her instructors an exceptional talent in which field?

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