1. About what does Diggory do when he talks to Mrs. Yeobright?
(a) Clym's disintigrating marriage to Eustacia.
(b) Eustacia's infidelity.
(c) The benefits of forgiving Clym and accepting his marriage to Eustacia.
(d) Forgiving Clym for the mistake he has made in marrying Eustacia.

2. Why does Eustacia worry about Clym falling in love with Thomasin?
(a) She is kind.
(b) They live in the same house.
(c) They are cousins.
(d) She is beautiful.

3. What are the contents of the letter Eustacia has Diggory deliver to Damon?
(a) She is no longer willing to continue their secret meetings.
(b) She wants to marry him.
(c) She hates Damon and hopes he marries Thomasin.
(d) She hopes that even when he is married, he will secretly meet her.

4. To what does Eustacia admit during her argument with Mrs. Yeobright?
(a) She would never have married Clym, if she had known he was staying in the heath.
(b) Nothing could ever have stopped her from marrying Clym.
(c) She is in love with Damon.
(d) She does not love Clym.

5. How does Thomasin act kindly toward Venn?
(a) She accepts his marriage proposal, although she does not love him.
(b) She visits frequently and brings fresh biscuits and jam.
(c) She turns down his marriage proposal in a kind letter, trying not to hurt his feelings.
(d) She tutors him while they in school and stands up for him when he is teased.