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#1. Host OF the party was

Mrs. Mebal

Mrs. Barnet

Clarissa Dalloway

Rose Shaw

#2. What does Mabel compare herself and her siblings to? ? sibling - brother or sister:

Strong-willed creatures

Water-veined creatures

Fire-hearted creatures

Stone-like creatures

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#3. Who among Mabel’s siblings is possibly an exception? ? sibling - brother or sister:

Charles

Rose

Herbert

Miss Milan

#4. Where does Mabel plan to go tomorrow to find inspiration?

The British Museum

The London Library

The Strand Theatre

A church

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#5. What kind of book does Mabel hope to find? ? clergyman - priest / churchman / father

A famous novel

A book by a clergyman or unknown American

A historical biography

A scientific journal

#6. What does Mabel imagine doing after her transformation?

Becoming a teacher

Writing a book

Wearing a uniform and being called Sister Somebody

Traveling abroad

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#7. What color is the sofa Mabel rises from?

Red

Yellow

Green

Blue

#8. What does Mabel see in the looking-glass as she gets up?

A red button

A yellow button

A black button d

A white button

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#9. To whom does Mabel wave to show her independence?

Charles and Rose

Miss Milan and Herbert

Mrs. Barnet and a miner

Mrs. Dalloway and Mr. Dalloway

#10. What does Mabel call her own words as she goes downstairs?

Lies, Lies, Lies .

Truth, Truth, Truth.

No, No, No

great, great, great.

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#11. What does Mabel say to herself as she thanks Mrs. Barnet?

“What a wonderful night!”

“Right in the saucer!”

“I’ll never return!”

“This is my destiny!”

#12. What item does Mabel wrap herself in as she leaves? ? Cloak - A loose outer garment

A fur coat

A wool scarf

A Chinese cloak

A silk shawl

#13. How long has Mabel worn the Chinese cloak?

Five years

Ten years

Twenty years

Thirty years

#14. Mabel Waring describes herself as a strong and decisive mother.

True

False

#15. Mabel believes her siblings, except perhaps Herbert, share her weak traits.

true

false

#16. Mabel compares her life to a bold and clear existence.

True

False

#17. Mabel occasionally experiences moments of clarity, like being on the crest of a wave.

True

False

#18. Mabel plans to visit the London Library to find a transformative book.

True

False

#19. Mabel imagines becoming a miner after her transformation.

True

False

#20. Mabel wants to stop thinking about clothes after her transformation.

True

False

#21. Mrs. Dalloway is rude when Mabel announces her departure.

True

False

#22. Mabel genuinely enjoyed the evening at Mrs. Dalloway’s. ? genuinely - really

True

False

#23. Mabel wraps herself in a new Chinese cloak as she leaves.

True

False

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#24. The only sibling who might be different is ________.

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#25. Mabel imagines a transformed life as clear as lying in the ________ or carving the mutton.

Enter answer here

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