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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. Why does Moll say she continues to steal?
(a) she is in the power of the devil.
(b) it keeps her from being bored.
(c) she has nothing better to do.
(d) if she stops others will turn her in to the police.

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

3. After her Bath lover deserts her, what does Moll have?
(a) her apartment for one more month.
(b) bills in excess of £450.
(c) a sick baby and no money.
(d) above £450 and her possessions.

4. What does the governess manage for Moll's son?
(a) a place in an orphanage.
(b) a shelter in a convent.
(c) a good nurse that is not very expenisve.
(d) an adoption by a childless couple.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Moll cease to fear witnesses against her?

2. What happens at the Barnet Stage?

3. When Moll is well enough to go to Mrs. B's house, how is she surprised?

4. When a woman friend of Moll's wants her to meet her brother, what does the man want?

5. How does the governess get money from the baronet?

Short Essay Questions

1. What assistance does she get from the landlady at the rooming house?

2. What event causes Moll to turn to a life of crime?

3. What does James tell Moll as she departs for London?

4. How is the governess able to set Moll up with the baronet after she robbed him in the carriage?

5. What passes through Moll's head as she marries the banker?

6. What kind of reputation does Moll earn from the underground, criminal community?

7. Why is Moll so popular up north?

8. How does the governess try to prepare Moll for hanging?

9. What happens to the child after it is born?

10. Describe how Moll and James part.

(see the answer keys)

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