1. Why does Belford have to leave Clarissa's neighborhood to visit Belton?
(a) Because Lovelace wants Belford to leave so he can visit Clarissa alone.
(b) Because Belton is dying.
(c) Because Belton promised Belford a lot of money for visiting him.
(d) Because Belton is giving a ball, and Belford has to be there.

2. After being ravished, what is the main thing Clarissa wants from her family?
(a) She wants her parents to pay for a lawyer to take Lovelace to court.
(b) She wants her father to renounce his curse against her.
(c) She wants her jewelry.
(d) She wants her mother to take her to the hospital.

3. When Lovelace reads Clarissa's letter about going to her "father's house," why is he happy?
(a) Lovelace knows it is easy to get Clarissa to run away from her father's house.
(b) He thinks Clarissa intends to marry him.
(c) Lovelace plans to set Harlowe Place on fire, so Clarissa is playing right into his hand.
(d) If Clarissa goes to her father's house, Lovelace doesn't have to worry about her any more.

4. Who (besides Clarissa) asks Belford to be the executor of a will?
(a) Belton and Lovelace.
(b) Lord M and Colonel Morden.
(c) Uncle Antony and Uncle Harlowe.
(d) Miss Howe and Mr. Hickman.

5. In letters 31-36, what does Lovelace tell his friend Belford about his feelings for Clarissa?
(a) That he plans to kidnap her and drug her.
(b) That he is giving up on her, since she really is not into him.
(c) That he really does love her.
(d) That he does not love her and is only courting her to get back at her father and brother.