QUESTION 1

1. How does Fanny feel about going to Portsmouth?

   	a.	She's excited to be reunited with her family.
   	b.	She dreads going.
   	c.	She's looking forward to making new acquaintances.
   	d.	She dislikes travel.

QUESTION 2

1. How does Fanny handle the matter of the chains and the amber cross that she intends to wear to the ball?

   	a.	She borrows one from Lady Bertram.
   	b.	She wears the one from Mary Crawford.
   	c.	She wears the one from Edmund.
   	d.	She wears both.

QUESTION 3

1. Whose illness alarms Fanny while she is in Portsmouth?

   	a.	Sir Thomas
   	b.	Lady Bertram
   	c.	Tom Bertram
   	d.	Julia Bertram

QUESTION 4

1. About whom does Fanny read in the news?

   	a.	Mary Crawford and Edmund Bertram
   	b.	Julia Bertram and Henry Crawford
   	c.	Maria Bertram and Henry Crawford
   	d.	Julia Bertram and Mr. Yates

QUESTION 5

1. Who accompanies Fanny back to Mansfield?

   	a.	Sir Thomas
   	b.	Henry and Mary Crawford
   	c.	Edmund and Susan
   	d.	Mrs. Norris

QUESTION 6

1. What does Mary say that alienates her from Edmund?

   	a.	That what their siblings did was "folly."
   	b.	That Fanny was in some way to blame.
   	c.	That the real problem with this "folly" was "exposure."
   	d.	All of the above.

QUESTION 7

1. What happens to Mary Crawford in the end?

   	a.	She marries a wealthy man of fashion.
   	b.	She does not marry and lives with her sister.
   	c.	She moves to Antigua.
   	d.	She marries Tom Bertram.

QUESTION 8

1. To what does the narrator attribute Julia's "folly" in eloping with Yates?

   	a.	Fear of greater "severity and restraint" at home.
   	b.	Her desire to make Henry Crawford jealous.
   	c.	Her desire to make her sister jealous.
   	d.	Unquenchable passion for Yates.

QUESTION 9

1. How long does it take for Edmund to get over Mary Crawford?

   	a.	"Immediately."
   	b.	"About the length of time they had been courting."
   	c.	"Exactly at the time when it should be so."
   	d.	"Never."

QUESTION 10

1. What secret does Fanny keep from Sir Thomas?

   	a.	That she is in love with Edmund.
   	b.	That Mary Crawford wished Tom would die from his illness.
   	c.	That Lady Bertram took laudnum.
   	d.	That Julia eloped with Mr. Yates.