The Return of the Native Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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The Return of the Native Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. For what is Christian gambling?
(a) Ownership of the inn.
(b) A piece of cloth.
(c) His life.
(d) A piece of cake.

2. Why does Thomasin not want Mrs. Yeobright to tell Clym what has taken place?
(a) Thomasin wants to talk to Clym herself.
(b) Thomasin wants to marry Clym.
(c) Thomasin does not want Clym to ever know.
(d) Thomasin wants Damon to speak with Clym.

3. What does Mrs. Yeobright tell Wildeve?
(a) He has competition for Thomasin's hand.
(b) He will not be marrying Thomasin.
(c) To marry Thomasin quickly.
(d) Diggory will marry Thomasin.

4. How does Thomasin act kindly toward Venn?
(a) She visits frequently and brings fresh biscuits and jam.
(b) She accepts his marriage proposal, although she does not love him.
(c) She tutors him while they in school and stands up for him when he is teased.
(d) She turns down his marriage proposal in a kind letter, trying not to hurt his feelings.

5. What does Eustacia convince a local boy to do?
(a) Hold her hand.
(b) Sit by her at the play.
(c) Tell Clym she is available.
(d) Lend her his disguise.

6. Where does Christian stop on the way to the wedding?
(a) The inn.
(b) The woods.
(c) Rainbarrow.
(d) His home.

7. Why does Eustacia accept Clym's marriage proposal?
(a) She is sure Clym will take her to Paris.
(b) She is in love with Clym.
(c) She knows she will never find another man.
(d) She wants to get married.

8. Why does Eustacia worry about Clym falling in love with Thomasin?
(a) She is kind.
(b) They live in the same house.
(c) She is beautiful.
(d) They are cousins.

9. What does Mrs. Yeobright reveal to Thomasin?
(a) Wildeve is in love with Eustacia.
(b) Wildeve wants to marry her for her money.
(c) She has mentioned to Wildeve that there is another suitor.
(d) Diggory Venn wants to marry her.

10. Why is little Johnny afraid of Diggory Venn?
(a) He has a secret he is not sure if he should tell.
(b) Johnny thinks him to be an apparition.
(c) Johnny stole something from Diggory Venn.
(d) He is mean and loves to pick on little boys.

11. How do Clym and Eustacia meet face-to-face?
(a) They both decide to step outside for some air after the play.
(b) Clym recognizes her and pulls her off the stage.
(c) Eustacia falls off the stage onto Clym's lap.
(d) Clym is in the play.

12. Describe Damon and Thomasin's wedding.
(a) A small ceremony performed at home.
(b) The smallest of ceremonies with no attendant.
(c) A traditional ceremony with the town in attendance.
(d) A large ceremony with many brides maids.

13. Who is supervising the furze cutters' work?
(a) Captain Vye.
(b) Eustacia Vye.
(c) Diggory Venn.
(d) Damon Wildeve.

14. What are the contents of the letter Eustacia has Diggory deliver to Damon?
(a) She hates Damon and hopes he marries Thomasin.
(b) She wants to marry him.
(c) She hopes that even when he is married, he will secretly meet her.
(d) She is no longer willing to continue their secret meetings.

15. What do Sam and Humphrey say about Clym?
(a) They mention his work, his ability to speak French, and the glamorous life he leads in Paris.
(b) He is rude, unkind, and egotistical.
(c) They hope he will stay in the heath for awhile and teach them French.
(d) He is the best furze-cutter they know.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is a mummery?

2. What is the object of Eustacia's obsession?

3. What is the "article" Wildeve comes to collect from Mrs. Yeobright?

4. How does Clym perceive her?

5. Why is Clym deeply resolved to do something significant on his own terms?

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