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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. About what is Mrs. Yeobright concerned?
(a) Her niece is in love with her cousin.
(b) Her niece is marrying a man she does not know.
(c) Her niece will be moving to Paris.
(d) That the event will result in embarrassment for Thomasin and the whole family.

3. How are Eustacia's fantasies fueled?
(a) The furze-cutters tell her she is is attractive.
(b) The two furze-cutters think Clym and Eustacia seem to be two of a kind.
(c) Clym says he thinks she is beautiful.
(d) The furze-cutters tell her she would make a good furze-cutter.

4. What does Mrs. Yeobright keep from Thomasin?
(a) Thomasin will be marrying Venn in two days.
(b) Wildeve has proposed to Eustacia.
(c) The suitor is Diggory.
(d) She is allowing Damon to marry Thomasin for her money.

5. What is noticed on the highest point of the heath?
(a) A wolf.
(b) A lone pine tree.
(c) A lone female figure.
(d) A small cottage.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Wildeve's supposed oversight?

2. What does Eustacia think of Edgon Heath?

3. What has happened to the reddleman's skin and clothing?

4. What is Eustacia doing?

5. How does Mrs. Yeobright feel about Clym's relationship with Eustacia?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Mrs. Yeobright give Christian an extra fifty guineas?

2. What does Damon say to Diggory after reading Eustacia's letter?

3. How does Eustacia feel after her contact with Clym?

4. How do Clym and Eustacia finally meet?

5. What does Eustacia do to see Clym?

6. What is the lovers' signal? Who are the lovers?

7. Why is Mrs. Yeobright stunned by Clym's news?

8. What is Clym's goal?

9. Who is Clym Yeobright?

10. Why might be a reason for Mrs. Yeobright keeping the name of the other suitor from Thomasin?

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