QUESTION: 81

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How does Mr. Knightley treat the prospect of a marriage between Robert Martin and
Harriet?

Harriet and Robert are much too young to consider marriage
Robert Martin would be better off marrying someone else
Robert Martin must work hard to win Harriet’s affection
Harriet is fortunate to have Robert Martin’s love
Harriet could find a more suitable man to marry

Answer(s): D

QUESTION: 82

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Gerry Ellis was originally studying to become a “marine biologist” (line 2).
What is a marine biologist?

serves in the army
works for the government
assists photographers
studies underwater life
lives on a ship

Answer(s): D

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QUESTION: 83

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Theobald "did not say smart things himself and did not want other people to say them"
(lines 11–13).
What does this reveal about Theobald?

fair
gentle
insecure
excitable
discouraged

Answer(s): C

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Later in the novel from which this excerpt is taken, Rozin leaves her family to nurse a former lover who is dying of cancer.
Which detail from the excerpt suggests how Rozin feels about this decision?

"The streets narrow to dream tunnels" (line 12)
"‘Don’t worry,’ says Rozin. It will be all right’" (lines 23–24)
"Standing tall in her lavender robe" (lines 30–31)
"takes down a pair of white lotus bowls" (lines 42–43)
"As always, she pours the coffee" (line 52)

Answer(s): B

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