1. What was Evelina’s response to the first man’s question about her “already being engaged with a more fortunate man”?
(a) No, because she did not know how to dance.
(b) No, and she would probably not dance at all.
(c) Possibly, but it was rude of him to ask.
(d) Yes, and she would dance with no other man.

2. What does Evelina say in Letter XI about the men’s behavior at the ball?
(a) The men looked with amusement eyes as they walked past the women.
(b) The men smirked at homely women and looked with ravenous eyes at the beautiful ladies.
(c) The men looked as though they thought the women were only there for the men’s pleasure.
(d) The men treated the women with great respect and honored their wishes.

3. Who writes Letter XXXI to Sir John Belmont?
(a) Evelina.
(b) Lady Howard.
(c) Madame Duval.
(d) Rev. Villars.

4. Why does Evelina remain in London for a while instead of returning to Howard Grove?
(a) She wants to attend more social events.
(b) She does not want to be at Howard Grove with Madame Duval.
(c) She wishes to see more of Lord Orville.
(d) She becomes ill.

5. At the close of Letter X, how does Evelina feel about her to letters to Rev. Villars, thus far?
(a) They are too few in number.
(b) They divulge too much information.
(c) They are unworthy.
(d) They are too chatty.