2. When her parents still don't come home, what does Tess finally do?
(a) Goes to sleep.
(b) Asks a neighbor to go get them.
(c) Sends her sister to find them.
(d) Locks the other children in the cottage and goes to fetch her parents.

3. What does Angel threaten to do if Tess still refuses his proposals?
(a) Marry Marian.
(b) Leave Talbothays.
(c) Marry Mercy Chant.
(d) Ask her parents for her hand.

4. Tess believes she is related to the D'Urbervilles at Tantridge by family ties. What kind of family ties exist between them?
(a) She and the D'Urbervilles are third cousins by marriage.
(b) She and Alec share the same great-grandmother.
(c) Her father's brother married Alec's cousin.
(d) None, they have changed their name to hide how they became rich.

5. What does Tess finally decide the relationship between herself and Angel?
(a) That he isn't worthy of her.
(b) That it is fated.
(c) That they should just be friends.
(d) That it will never work.

6. Why has Tess made a pact with the other dairymaids?
(a) She was coerced into it.
(b) She wanted to gain the other dairymaids' trust.
(c) She wants to avoid having them be jealous of her.
(d) She believes she is too lowly and impure to marry.

7. What motivates Tess to make a promise to Angel?
(a) Angel asks her to make a promise.
(b) It wouldn't be fair to marry him if he doesn't know about her past.
(c) She wants him to leave her alone.
(d) The other dairymaids urge her to do so.

8. How does Tess feel when she learns that the other dairymaids are in love with Angel, too?
(a) Guilty, and she thinks she is not good enough for him.
(b) Happy, she likes having people envy her.
(c) Worried that Angel will like one of them better than her.
(d) Secretly flattered.

9. Where does Angel finally confess his love for Tess?
(a) On a moonlit walk.
(b) In the barn.
(c) In the pasture.
(d) At dinner.

10. Tess proves herself to have a stubborn streak. In Chapter 8, how is her stubbornness shown by the author?
(a) She refuses to ride in the carriage with Alec, but walks alongside instead.
(b) She refuses to show that she is nervous.
(c) She will not let anyone help her with her luggage.
(d) She refuses to drive the horses, because she doesn't want to get dirty.

11. When Tess is introduced to Mrs. D'Urberville, how is she treated?
(a) With friendship.
(b) Like any other servant.
(c) She is made welcome.
(d) Like a long-lost relative.

12. How does Tess feel about Alec in Chapter 9?
(a) She thinks he is too snobbish.
(b) She is attracted to him.
(c) She likes him but he makes her nervous.
(d) Tess distrusts him.

13. Why does Tess blame herself for the death of the horse?
(a) She thinks she shouldn't have taken the horse out in the dark.
(b) She caused the accident that resulted in the horse being killed.
(c) She thinks if she hadn't fallen asleep, she could have prevented the accident.
(d) Her father tells her it is her fault.

14. In Chapter 23, what do Tess and the other dairymaids encounter on the way to church?
(a) A flood.
(b) A beautiful meadow.
(c) A storm.
(d) A sick cow.

15. Why does the character who picks on Tess do so?
(a) She is one of Alec's former conquests and is jealous of Tess.
(b) She doesn't like strangers and wants Tess to leave.
(c) She thinks Tess is going to hit her.
(d) She wants Alec to stick up for her.