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The Mill on the Floss
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Book First, Chapters I, II, III, and IV
Book First, Chapters IV, V, and VI
Book First, Chapters VIII through XIII
Book First, Chapters XII and XIII
Book Second, Chapters I, II, and III
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Maggie Tulliver
Tom Tulliver
Mr. Tulliver
Philip Wakem
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What is the name of the mill on the Floss?
Tulliver Mill
Guest Mill
Dolcorte Mill
St. Ogg's Mill
2
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In her childhood, whose affection brings Maggie the greatest happiness?
Mrs. Tulliver's
Mr. Tulliver's
Tom's
Lucy's
3
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Who inadvertently gives Lawyer Wakem the idea to buy the mill and keep Mr. Tulliver on as the manager?
Mrs. Tulliver
Maggie
Tom
Bob
4
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What kind of job does Maggie plan to take in order to put distance between herself and Stephen?
Housekeeping
Nursing
Bookkeeping
Teaching
5
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How do Maggie and Tom die?
Suicide
Drowning
A mill fire
Cholera
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