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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. With whom does Mr. Townsend correspond regularly?
(a) Catherine.
(b) Mrs. Penniman.
(c) Mrs. Almond.
(d) Catherine and Mrs. Penniman.

2. How does Dr. Sloper hurt his daughter's feelings?
(a) By telling her about her intelligence shortfall.
(b) By telling her about her physical shortcomings.
(c) By teasing her about her cousin marrying.
(d) By teasing her about Mr. Townsend's proposing to her.

3. What does Catherine spend Mr. Townsend's visit doing?
(a) Entertaining her cousin's fiance.
(b) Looking out the window.
(c) Talking to Mr. Townsend.
(d) Sitting and listening.

4. For what does Mr. Townsend not provide?
(a) His sister's children.
(b) His children.
(c) His sister.
(d) His ex wife.

5. Why does Dr. Sloper want to set up the meeting?
(a) To meet Catherine's future sister-in-law.
(b) To learn about Mr. Townsend.
(c) To see if he can help her.
(d) To learn how to get rid of Mr. Townsend.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who introduces Catherine to Mr. Townsend?

2. Where does Dr. Sloper move in Chapter 3?

3. With whom does Dr Sloper want to talk?

4. Who did Dr. Sloper's younger sister marry?

5. Who does Dr Sloper offend?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Dr. Sloper tell Mrs. Almond?

2. What does Dr. Sloper ask of his sister in Chapter 13?

3. What does Dr. Sloper learn about Mr. Townsend's care for his sister's children?

4. What does Mr. Townsend tell Catherine about her father?

5. What is the relationship between Dr. Sloper and Miss Catherine Harrington in Chapter 1?

6. What does Catherine's father tease her about?

7. What does Mrs. Penniman encourage Catherine to do in Chapter 17?

8. What does Dr. Sloper insist about Townsend?

9. What does Mr. Townsend do after he stops going to Washington Square?

10. What does Dr. Sloper question Mr. Townsend about in Chapter 7?

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