English 22 Victorian Age - The Old Nurse's Story

Who is the "old nurse" speaking to as she begins to tell her story?

• Miss Rosamond

• Miss Rosamond's children

• Miss Rosamond's aunts

• Miss Rosamond's servants

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Who was Miss Furnivall’s closest companion at the house (a friend since youth)?

• Agnes

• Hester

• Mrs. Stark

• Dorothy

Which instrument produces “that weird rolling music” that the nurse hears after they move into the manor?

• Organ

• Trombone

• Violin

• Flute

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Who did the nurse consider as her equals (she was “evened” these two)?

• Agnes and Bessy

• Rosamond and Grace

• Miss Furnivall and Lord Furnivall

• James and Dorothy

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What prompted the nurse to leave Rosamond behind with Dorothy?

• She needed to go on vacation.

• She wanted to go to church.

• She needed to go to the market.

• She wanted to see her boyfriend.

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Where was Rosamond found by the shepherd (and the nurse)?

• Northumbria

• Westmoreland

• The Fells

• Furnivall Manor House

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Who tells the story of what happened to Miss Furnivall’s sister (who says she heard about it from neighbors)?

• Dorothy

• Agnes

• Bessy

• Mrs. Stark

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What was the distinguishing mark of the child in the snow (the phantom child)?

• “the dark wound on its right leg”

• “the dark wound on its left leg”

• “the dark wound on its right shoulder”

• “the dark wound on its left shoulder”

Who did the sisters fall in love with?

• foreign musician

• foreign doctor

• foreign lawyer

• foreign banker

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How did the phantom child (and its mother) die, according to the servant?

• From the sound of loud music playing

• From the frost and cold

• From the beating of the old lord

• From the grief of losing a father (and husband)

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