2. What does hearing Clym's voice do to Eustacia?
(a) It make her anxious and nervous to meet Clym.
(b) It makes her doubt her love for him.
(c) It annoys her and makes her realize she loves Damon.
(d) It sets her off in a state of excitement based on her fantasy of him.

3. What does Eustacia think of Edgon Heath?
(a) She loves it.
(b) It is cute and quaint.
(c) It is home.
(d) She does not like it.

4. Why does the marriage not take place?
(a) They get lost on the way to the chapel.
(b) Mrs. Yeobright does not allow Thomasin to marry.
(c) There is a difficulty with the marriage license.
(d) Thomasin decides she does not want to marry Damon.

5. Where does Clym want to move when he becomes a teacher?
(a) Paris.
(b) London.
(c) Heathrow.
(d) Budmouth.

6. Where does Christian stop on the way to the wedding?
(a) The woods.
(b) Rainbarrow.
(c) The inn.
(d) His home.

7. Who is supervising the furze cutters' work?
(a) Damon Wildeve.
(b) Eustacia Vye.
(c) Captain Vye.
(d) Diggory Venn.

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

9. Why does Eustacia accept Clym's marriage proposal?
(a) She wants to get married.
(b) She is sure Clym will take her to Paris.
(c) She is in love with Clym.
(d) She knows she will never find another man.

10. Why does Eustacia temporarily lose interest in Wildeve?
(a) He is unattractive.
(b) She views him as someone else's second best.
(c) He is not leaving the heath.
(d) He is in love with Thomasin.

11. What is furze cutting?
(a) Trimming the tops of fir trees.
(b) Cutting sheep's wool.
(c) Skipping school or class.
(d) Cutting a rough, grassy shrub.

12. Why are Wildeve's passions for Eustacia renewed?
(a) She agrees to meet with him secretly.
(b) He no longer loves Thomasin.
(c) She belongs to another.
(d) She has grown more beautiful.

13. How does Clym perceive her?
(a) As a woman he used to know.
(b) As a beautiful goddess.
(c) As a woman disguised as a man.
(d) As a nuisance.

14. How is the location introduced?
(a) As almost a character itself.
(b) As a small village in Italy.
(c) Very vaguely.
(d) As a beautiful tourist hideaway.

15. What do Sam and Humphrey say about Clym?
(a) They mention his work, his ability to speak French, and the glamorous life he leads in Paris.
(b) They hope he will stay in the heath for awhile and teach them French.
(c) He is rude, unkind, and egotistical.
(d) He is the best furze-cutter they know.