1. Why does Lord M want Lovelace to have children with Clarissa?
(a) So that Lovelace will have legitimate heirs.
(b) Because Lord M thinks fatherhood will help Lovelace stop drinking so much.
(c) Because Lord M knows that Clarissa loves kids.
(d) Because Lord M loves kids.

2. How does Lovelace respond when the dying Clarissa forgives him?
(a) He says he is glad, because now he doesn't have to worry about being punished in the afterlife.
(b) He says he does not forgive her.
(c) He asks whether she forgave James and Arabella, since the whole thing was really their fault.
(d) He says he is not sure he deserves to be forgiven.

3. Why does Lovelace think it has been easy for Clarissa to be virtuous so far?
(a) Because Clarissa was promised a lot of money if she would be virtuous.
(b) Because Clarissa is not smart enough to see opportunities.
(c) Because Clarissa grew up in a convent.
(d) Because Clarissa has not had any big temptations yet.

4. What does Hickman tell Belford is causing Miss Howe to delay her marriage to Hickman?
(a) Miss Howe will not marry Hickman while Clarissa is unhappy.
(b) Miss Howe will not marry Hickman until he is as rich as Lovelace.
(c) Miss Howe will not marry Hickman until he challenges Lovelace to a duel.
(d) Miss Howe will not marry Hickman until the weather is nicer.

5. What does Miss Howe learn is the truth about Lovelace and Rosebud?
(a) Rosebud has a baby with Lovelace.
(b) Lovelace is just being nice to Rosebud, giving her money so she can afford to get married.
(c) Rosebud is really Lovelace in disguise.
(d) Rosebud is Lovelace's daughter.