Pamela, or, Virtue Rewarded Quiz

Samuel Richardson

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

As Mr. B and Pamela contemplate marriage and continue to discuss details concerning their situation, what does Pamela worry about? (from Section 9: pages 219-242)

That Mr. B is simply trying another way to destroy her virtue.

That Lady Davers will be hostile to her.

That people will be rude to Mr. B for marrying below his station.

That Mr. B might turn against her once more.

2.

What is Pamela's state of mind at the end of the section in which she marries Mr. B and he displays his love and generosity? (from Section 11: pages 274-301)

She is happy but sometimes remembers her past trials.

She is very happy with nothing left to wish for except her husband's life, health, honor and happiness.

She is happy but wonders if it will last.

She is happy but longs for her parents to be near her.

3.

Soon after arriving in Bedfordshire, what establishment do Mr. B and Pamela visit? (from Section 15: pages 388-412)

They visit a dairy farm where there is a school.

They visit a hospital.

They visit a convent.

They visit a church orphanage.

4.

Because the author treats the actual wedding in such an incidental way, this event could be described as a let-down or disappointment to readers expecting a big event. Which of the following terms would best describe such a let-down or disappointment? (from Section 11: pages 274-301)

Denouement.

Anti-climax.

Turning point.

Falling action.

5.

Upon visiting the home of the new couple in Bedfordshire, how do the visitors respond to Pamela? (from Section 15: pages 388-412)

They are full of praises and promise to bring their wives to meet her.

They question her about her background.

They ignore Pamela.

They observe her closely.

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