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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Letters 416-424 dated August 21st through August 23rd.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What contest does Clarissa challenge James to?
(a) A duel.
(b) A wrestling match.
(c) A game of chess.
(d) A debate.

2. What does Clarissa say about Mrs. Howe's refusal to help her?
(a) Clarissa says that Mrs. Howe's decision proves that she is out of her mind.
(b) Clarissa says Mrs. Howe is going to pay for refusing to help her.
(c) Clarissa says Mrs. Howe made the right decision in refusing to help her.
(d) Clarissa says Mrs. Howe is the meanest old woman she knows.

3. Which member of Lovelace's family agrees that Clarissa ought to let Lovelace visit her one last time?
(a) Charlotte.
(b) Lovelace's younger brother Robert.
(c) Lord M.
(d) Lord D.

4. Lovelace tells his friend Belford that he's happy to have Clarissa under his control, but that only one thing takes away from his happiness. What is that one thing?
(a) Lovelace wishes that Miss Howe and Mr. Hickman could be there with them to comfort Clarissa.
(b) Lovelace finds that Clarissa is not as beautiful as he thought at first.
(c) Lovelace wishes Clarissa did not have any stain on her reputation.
(d) Lovelace suspects that Clarissa does not prefer him to any other man.

5. When Clarissa visits Lovelace's bedroom in her nightgown, what does she ask him?
(a) Why he does not get mental help.
(b) Why he didn't marry Arabella.
(c) What is going to happen to her next.
(d) Whether he likes this nightgown.

Short Answer Questions

1. When does Clarissa say she will set a wedding date?

2. What does Miss Howe learn is the truth about Lovelace and Rosebud?

3. How does Clarissa pay the doctor?

4. In addition to the information about the Widow Sinclair, what else does the revealing letter from Miss Howe say?

5. Who does Miss Howe threaten to take revenge on when her mother refuses to give Clarissa protection?

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