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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. While becoming more restricted by Mrs. Jewkes at Lincolnshire, how does Pamela try to get help?
(a) She identifies a sober clergyman whom she trusts to help her.
(b) She write to Mr. Longman.
(c) She asks Mrs Jewkes to help her.
(d) She writes to Sir Simon.

2. What attitude does Mr. B show towards Pamela's virtue in Section 3 as she prepares to go home?
(a) He respects it.
(b) He considers it insincere.
(c) He mocks it and predicts that someone will have it.
(d) He considers it an obstacle.

3. How does Pamela react to the attempts of the ladies to see her at the dinner party?
(a) She wears a disguise.
(b) She goes out of the house.
(c) She hides in Mrs. Jervis' room.
(d) She hides in a closet.

4. What reason does Mr. B give for agreeing to let Pamela go home after this incident?
(a) He is tired of her hypocrisy.
(b) She is too much trouble.
(c) He will be marrying soon.
(d) She is telling lies on him.

5. After being confronted by Pamela, what does Robin do about his assistance to Mr. B and his scheme against Pamela?
(a) He explains that he has no choice but to help Mr. B.
(b) He promises to stop helping Mr. B.
(c) He apologizes.
(d) He tells Pamela that he will make it up to her by helping her.

Short Answer Questions

1. As Mr. B makes his new approach to Pamela, what are the financial arrangements outlined in the articles of his proposition?

2. According to the articles contained in Mr. B's proposition to Pamela, where will Pamela's property be located?

3. After Mr. Williams apologizes to Pamela for disclosing their plans, who writes to him about Mr. B's plans to visit?

4. In Section 7 after his failed proposition and his failed attempt to seduce Pamela, what concessions does Mr. B make to allow Pamela more freedom?

5. About what plan devised by Mr. B against Mr. Williams does Pamela accidentally read in a letter from Mr. B?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does his proposal in Section 7 demonstrate Mr. B's character?

2. What role does Mrs. Jewkes play in Section 4 of the novel?

3. How do the circumstances of Pamela's life cause her to adopt one of the flaws in Mr. B's character?

4. In Section 6, how does Pamela reveal that she has conflicting emotions about Mr. B?

5. What role does Mrs. Jervis play in the beginning of the story?

6. After Mr. B's attempts to have his way with Pamela in Section 7, what changes does Mr. B make in the guidelines affecting Pamela's activities?

7. What is the significance of the dinner party about which Pamela writes her parents?

8. What incidents follow Pamela's loss of help from Mr. Williams?

9. In the preface to the novel, reference is made to the comment by the editor of "Pamela" that the book will become the standard for this style of writing. To what style of writing does the novel belong?

10. What complications does Mr. B design in order to keep Pamela under his control after she leaves his estate?

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