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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. Who does Whitney go to London with in Chapter 21?
(a) Her father.
(b) Elizabeth.
(c) Lady Anne.
(d) Clayton.
2. Where does Clayton drag Whitney away to in his carriage?
(a) Her father's house.
(b) An inn.
(c) A hospital.
(d) Claymore.
3. How does Whitney feel about Clayton's reaction to her when they run into each other?
(a) Amused.
(b) Heartbroken.
(c) Angered.
(d) Relieved.
4. How does Whitney feel about telling Clayton she is pregnant?
(a) Scared.
(b) Nervous.
(c) Excited.
(d) Embarrassed.
5. What does Clayton find in Whitney's drawer?
(a) A ring.
(b) A suspicious postcard.
(c) The letter in which she claimed to be pregnant.
(d) A diary.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Stephen recommend Whitney do so that she can speak to Clayton alone?
2. What makes Whitney late to her wedding at the church?
3. What does Margaret tell Clayton when she sees him in London?
4. What does Clayton have sent to Whitney in Chapter 25?
5. What do Clayton and Whitney tour in Chapter 30?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Whitney's father tell her about his contract with Clayton at her wedding?
2. What does the Earl of Langford have planned for his estate and titles upon his death?
3. What were the consequences of Margaret's lie that Whitney had lost her virginity?
4. In Chapter 26, how does Whitney deal with having been raped by Clayton?
5. What does Clayton assume when he finds the letter Whitney had written in which she claimed to be pregnant?
6. How does Clayton's mother feel about his engagement to Whitney?
7. What does Clayton's mother bring to Whitney after her son is born?
8. What are the circumstances of Whitney's labor?
9. In Chapter 21, why doesn't Paul want to elope with Whitney?
10. What worries Whitney when she is alone with Clayton in Chapters 30-32?
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