1. After reading the letter in which Clarissa mentions going to her "father's house," what does Lovelace guess might have changed Clarissa's thinking?
(a) He thinks she always intended to marry him, but didn't want him to know it.
(b) He thinks she is pregnant.
(c) He thinks Colonel Morden persuaded her.
(d) He thinks Belford has persuaded her.

2. Which members of Clarissa's family complain about her bequests to Dolly and Mrs. Norton?
(a) Sally and Polly.
(b) Dolly and Mrs. Norton.
(c) James and Arabella.
(d) Mr. and Mrs. Howe.

3. What does Lovelace think about Clarissa's broken heart?
(a) Lovelace is glad Clarissa has a broken heart.
(b) Lovelace believes it was Solmes who broke Clarissa's heart.
(c) Lovelace believes the doctors are saying Clarissa has a broken heart because they're bad doctors and can not figure out what is really wrong with her.
(d) Lovelace does not believe Clarissa has a broken heart.

4. Clarissa admits she would prefer Lovelace if only he had what quality?
(a) A great singing voice.
(b) Morality.
(c) Wealth.
(d) Good looks.

5. In addition to the information about the Widow Sinclair, what else does the revealing letter from Miss Howe say?
(a) That Miss Howe used to work in the Widow Sinclair's house.
(b) That Mr. Lovelace is an impostor, and Clarissa has never met the real Mr. Lovelace.
(c) That there is no such person as Mr. Hickman, and Miss Howe does not really have a fiance.
(d) That there is no such person as Captain Tomlinson.