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Chapter 16 Quiz
Test your knowledge of Chapter 17. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What does Mrs. Smith's character represent in the novel?
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The independence and resilience of women
The reliance of women on various factors, including men, for their wellbeing
The growing influence and independence of women in society
The wealth and prosperity of widowed women
How does Anne perceive Mrs. Smith in light of her hardships?
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Anne sees Mrs. Smith as a resilient woman with good sense and spirits
Anne perceives Mrs. Smith as a despondent and defeated woman
Anne views Mrs. Smith as dependent and helpless
Anne regards Mrs. Smith as a bitter and resentful woman
What does the behavior of Sir Walter and Elizabeth towards Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Clay reveal about their judgment?
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They value character over wealth in assessing company
They consistently scorn widows regardless of their wealth
They favor wealth over character in assessing company
They value friendship and loyalty over wealth in their relationships
How do Anne's perspective on Mr. Elliot, and Lady Russell's influence over her, evolve?
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Anne distrusts Mr. Elliot and allows Lady Russell to make decisions for her
Anne starts to trust her own judgement more and notices concerning traits in Mr. Elliot
Anne completely disregards Lady Russell's advice and is eager to marry Mr. Elliot
Anne is persuaded by Lady Russell and starts to admire Mr. Elliot
