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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 15: pages 388-412.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. As Pamela assumes her own responsibilities as mistress of Bedfordshire, what detailed plans does she make to manage one of her own duties?
(a) She makes detailed plans for her social engagements.
(b) She makes detailed pans to manage her household.
(c) She plans to keep detailed accounts of her charitabe donations.
(d) She makes plans to resume her journal and letters.

2. How are Pamela and Mr. B treated during the period before their departure of Lincolnshire?
(a) Their departure is celebrated.
(b) They enjoy goodness and civility from everyone.
(c) They are ignored as most peope are relieved to see them go.
(d) They are praised and wished well by everyone but there is relief that they are going.

3. How does Pamela feel towards Mr. B in Section 8 after overhearing Mrs. B and Mrs. Jewkes' conversation?
(a) She wants to have nothing more to do with him.
(b) She doesn't trust him.
(c) She is too inclined in Mr. B's favor and wishes she was of the right social class for him.
(d) She is confused.

4. Which of the following words best describe the attitude reflected in Mr. B's proposition and in the articles that he presents to Pamela?
(a) Pride, generosity and concern.
(b) Penitence, reflection and regret.
(c) Humility, generosity and self-confidence.
(d) Pride, arrogance and disrespect.

5. How does Mr. B's handling of this incident in which he introduces Pamela to someone at the establishment, further reveal changes in Mr. character?
(a) It is obvious from this visit that he will not revert to any previous involvements.
(b) Unlike his past behavior, he is now completely honest with Pamela.
(c) He is caring and honest with Pamela about everything from the past.
(d) He reveals everything about his past except the story told by Lady Davers.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Section 3 of the novel when Mr. B agrees to let Pamela go home, what is Pamela's attitude toward Mr. B?

2. 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?

3. By the end of Section 1, Pamela is established as the main character pursuing a goal and Mr. B as the character who is presenting obstacles to her accomplishing her goal. Which of the following pair of words best describes these two roles?

4. As Pamela returns to Bedfordhshire and assumes her new way of life, what aspects of her character are revealed?

5. During an airing in the chariot, what impresses Pamela about Mr. B?

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