1. When Evelina is ignored, who sits next to her and begins a conversation?
(a) Sir Clement Willoughby.
(b) Lord Merton.
(c) Lord Orville.
(d) Lady Louisa Larpent.

2. Why does Lady Howard think it’s better to approach Sir Belmont now rather than later?
(a) He is making inquiries about Evelina’s paternity.
(b) He will die and dealing with his heirs will be next to impossible.
(c) He is about to go to jail.
(d) He is about to leave the country.

3. What happens when Madame Duval and her friends find out about Evelina’s friendship with Lord Orville?
(a) They tell Evelina lies about Lord Orville.
(b) They try to take advantage of the situation.
(c) They try to come between Lord Orville and Evelina.
(d) They ignore the friendship.

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

5. What explanation does Rev. Villars offer for Lord Orville’s reply letter?
(a) Lord Orville is an unfit choice for Evelina.
(b) Lord Orville did not write it.
(c) Lord Orville was simply being humorous.
(d) Lord Orville was drunk when he wrote it.