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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who does Moll meet at Bath?
(a) a gentleman down from London.
(b) an other draper.
(c) an old friend from the Mint.
(d) a handsome rogue.

2. What does the landlady charge Moll for lodging during the winter at Bath?
(a) a few shillings.
(b) nothing.
(c) some bartered goods.
(d) one pound.

3. What does Moll, called Mrs. Betty, do better than the daughters of the new family?
(a) speak German.
(b) cook.
(c) sing.
(d) write.

4. Where is Moll born?
(a) in a barn.
(b) in her grandmother's house.
(c) in a hospital.
(d) in prison.

5. How does the landlady get the gentleman to offer money to Moll?
(a) by telling a lie about her lost shpment.
(b) by saying that Moll doubts that he has money.
(c) by raising his rent at her house.
(d) by asking him for money to give to Moll.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Moll compare herself to the gentleman at Bath?

2. Why does the narrator say that the ugly and wicked part of a person's life must be presented?

3. What does her tradesman turn out to be?

4. What shows the other brother's intentions that Moll does not understand?

5. What does Moll persuade the mistress to allow her to do?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Moll marry for the third time?

2. What is Moll's life like at first in Virginia?

3. What is the complication that arises in the new family where Moll lives?

4. As a child what does Moll want that amuses the Mayor's wife and her Nurse?

5. What happens to Moll's heart when the older brother takes an interest in her?

6. What is the purpose of the preface to Moll Flanders?

7. Why does Moll put off the younger brother's proposal of marriage?

8. What apology does the editor make about the content of the book?

9. How does Moll protest the older brother's suggestion?

10. What excuse does the older brother give for not marrying Moll right away?

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