2. What do Moll and Mrs. B work out?
(a) a plan to find Moll's husband.
(b) a way to transport Moll to Ireland.
(c) a budget for Moll's expenses.
(d) a job for Moll to pay her expenses.

3. What effect does the movement of the prisoners to the gallows have on Moll?
(a) she laughs at the misfortune she has avoided.
(b) she has a fit of crying.
(c) she has a moment of great relief.
(d) she feels superior once again.

4. Who does Moll say put evil ideas into her head?
(a) her governess.
(b) the devil.
(c) her highwayman husband.
(d) the police.

5. How much does Mrs. B say Moll's lying in will cost?
(a) £3.5s.
(b) £10.
(c) £5.3s.
(d) £50.3s.

6. How is Moll swept off her feet by an Irishman?
(a) by his smooth tongue.
(b) by his rakish good looks.
(c) by his appearance of great wealth.
(d) by his gifts of jewels.

7. What happens when Moll's husband learns she is poor?
(a) he laughs and says it is no important.
(b) he gives her £1500.
(c) he beats her.
(d) he deserts her.

8. How does Mill say she came out of the charge of robbing the silversmith?
(a) with her will to stop thieving.
(b) with shame and disgrace.
(c) with flying colors.
(d) with fear and trepidation.

9. What does Mrs. B give to the parish officials?
(a) security that the women who come to her are married.
(b) information on the missing husbands.
(c) weekly donations of food.
(d) money to keep them quiet.

10. What happens at the Barnet Stage?
(a) Moll fakes an accident and demands compensation.
(b) Moll takes a woman's watch from her belt.
(c) Moll steals a bundle from a girl with a baby.
(d) Moll goes to Glasgow.

11. When Moll is well enough to go to Mrs. B's house, how is she surprised?
(a) by its comfort and cleanliness.
(b) by its seculsion.
(c) by its small rooms.
(d) by its value.

12. What causes Moll to become audacious in her thievery?
(a) desperation over lack of money.
(b) the need to be the best at what she does.
(c) gaining a reputation among criminals.
(d) doing it a long time without being caught.

13. Why does Moll put off the banker who now has a divorce?
(a) she has to divorce her husband.
(b) she is pregnant again.
(c) she is not sure she wants to marry again.
(d) she wants to be sure he has the divorce.

14. What does Moll admit to the lady who comes to help her?
(a) that she is not married.
(b) that she does not want the child.
(c) that she has a lot of money.
(d) that she has a husband.

15. What does Moll say is worse than being in want?
(a) being helpless.
(b) being in prison.
(c) being friendless.
(d) being old.