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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Letters 521-537 dated September 28th through December 18th.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When the Harlowes learn that Clarissa has run off with Lovelace, which family member is actually sad for Clarissa?
(a) Her aunt Clarissa.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Her brother.
(d) Her father.
2. Why does Clarissa want copies of Lovelace's letters to Belford?
(a) Because Clarissa hopes that if she reads these letters, she will be able to tell whether or not Lovelace really loves her.
(b) Because Clarissa wants to write a novel about everything that has happened to her.
(c) Because the Howes want to know all the details of Clarissa's story.
(d) Because Clarissa suspects that Belford encouraged Lovelace to mistreat her.
3. What do Lovelace's relatives want to give Clarissa to show their regard for her?
(a) A lot of jewelry and clothes.
(b) All the money Lovelace expects to inherit from Lord M.
(c) A quarterly allowance.
(d) All their property.
4. What reason does Clarissa give Charlotte for continuing to refuse to marry Lovelace?
(a) Clarissa does not believe she is strong enough to stand up for a wedding ceremony.
(b) If Clarissa married Lovelace, she would appear to be approving of his actions, and that would make her unworthy to be associated with the Lovelace family.
(c) The Lovelace family is not worthy of Clarissa.
(d) Clarissa is in love with Mr. Solmes.
5. Who mocks Belford and Belton while Belton is dying?
(a) Mowbray.
(b) Arabella.
(c) Uncle Harlowe.
(d) Hickman.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Lovelace think that Lord M dying might help him get Clarissa to marry him?
2. How does Morden feel after the duel?
3. With whom does Lovelace have a child?
4. After Clarissa's family decide they don't want her to marry Lovelace, who do they pick out for her to marry instead?
5. To whom does Clarissa leave her miniature portrait of Miss Howe?
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