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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 13: pages 344-372.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In the series of confrontations that occur with Lady Davers because of her reaction to Pamela's marriage, what important attitude does Mr. B display that will be necessary in a marriage to someone with Pamela's background?
(a) He does not allow his wife to get into such arguments.
(b) He protects his wife from criticism.
(c) He does not tolerate disrespect to his wife.
(d) He tries to keep the peace.

2. As Mr. B and Pamela become increasingly open in their discussions of their future, what does Mr. B reveal to Pamela about the sham marriage of which she read accidentally?
(a) He claims he knew nothing of it.
(b) He denies it completely.
(c) He admits that he considered it.
(d) He chastises her for believing such nonsense.

3. How does Pamela react to the attempts of the ladies to see her at the dinner party?
(a) She hides in Mrs. Jervis' room.
(b) She wears a disguise.
(c) She hides in a closet.
(d) She goes out of the house.

4. After failing to help Pamela escape, Mr. Williams writes to her introducing a different subject. What is the subject?
(a) He proposes an appeal to Mr. B's sister, Lady Davers.
(b) He wants to take her out of Mr. B's reach.
(c) He proposes marriage.
(d) He proposes a visit to the clergyman.

5. What roles does Lady Davers' companion play in the confrontation with Mr. B?
(a) He continues to take the side of Lady Davers.
(b) He continues to attack Pamela's background.
(c) He leaves because of embarrassment.
(d) He apologizes upon hearing that Mr. B is really married to Pamela.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following words best describe the attitude reflected in Mr. B's proposition and in the articles that he presents to Pamela?

2. In Section 3, of what does Mr. B accuse Pamela when he sees her dressed up at the dinner party?

3. Upon hearing that Lady Davers plans to visit, how does Pamela advise Mr. B to respond?

4. Pamela's worries about Mr. B's safety and about what he might have heard from Mrs. Jewkes about Pamela, suggest that she has mixed feelings about Mr. B even though he has been so brutal to her; which of the following literary devices is exemplified in this situation?

5. When Mr. B arrives at Lincolnshire and ignores Pamela, what does Pamela worry about?

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