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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 6: pages 134-160.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What explanation does Mr. B offer for not wanting Pamela to go to work for Lady Davers?
(a) She will be ruined by the nephew of Lady Danvers.
(b) She will be seduced by older men in the neighborhood.
(c) She will not have as good a chance of becoming a lady.
(d) She will not be treated as well as at his house.
2. How does Mr. B try to encourage Pamela to keep the incident a secret?
(a) He offers her a holiday.
(b) He offers her money.
(c) He offers her new clothes.
(d) He promises to give her a higher place in the household.
3. In Section 4 when Mr. B writes to Mr. Andrews, what does Mr. B allege about the liberties he has taken with Pamela?
(a) He claims that they did not occur.
(b) He denies that they were serious.
(c) He claims that Pamela is to blame for them.
(d) He claims that Pamela misunderstood his intentions.
4. In her desperation to escape from Lincolnshire, Pamela contemplates suicide but she later decides against it; why?
(a) She fears that it will send her soul to eternal damnation.
(b) She receives a letter of inspiration from her parents.
(c) She thinks the situation is not worth her life
(d) She is too afraid.
5. In the preface to the novel, what phrase is used to describe the category to which it belongs?
(a) Novel of manners.
(b) Romance.
(c) Picaresque.
(d) Coming of age.
Short Answer Questions
1. What attitude does Mr. B show towards Pamela's virtue in Section 3 as she prepares to go home?
2. As Section 3 begins, what is the reaction of Mr. B's dinner party guests to the rumors about Pamela?
3. After the dinner party when Mr B disguises himself and frightens Pamela, how does she react?
4. What relation is Lady Davers to Mr. B?
5. Throughout Section 5, when Pamela's movements are restricted and monitored, which character is Mr. B's chief ally?
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