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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 do some of the locals notice about Clym?
(a) He seems unhappy.
(b) He wants to marry.
(c) He misses Paris.
(d) He has spent more time than usual visiting.

2. What does Venn encourage Eustacia to do?
(a) Run away to Paris.
(b) Urge Wildeve to follow through with his marriage promise.
(c) Tell Thomasin how awful Wildeve is.
(d) Marry Wildeve.

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

4. What are Humphrey and Sam?
(a) Furze-cutters.
(b) Students.
(c) Bakers.
(d) Reddlemen.

5. What does Eustacia notice about Clym?
(a) He is smiling and energetic.
(b) He is not as attractive as she remembered.
(c) He is handsome, but something about him is not entirely at ease.
(d) He is noticing her.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Eustacia temporarily lose interest in Wildeve?

2. Why are the locals going to Thomasin's later?

3. What is noticed on the highest point of the heath?

4. Who is supervising the furze cutters' work?

5. What does Clym suggest to Eustacia after his argument with Mrs. Yeobright?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Clym's goal?

2. Why does Eustacia love Clym?

3. Why does Mrs. Yeobright not approve of Clym's relationship with Eustacia?

4. How does Christian lose the money?

5. What is Venn doing at the beginning of Chapter Two?

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

7. Why does Charley allow Eustacia to take his role in the play?

8. How does Johnny Nonsuch help Eustacia?

9. Why does Thomasin want the wedding to go ahead under any circumstances?

10. How does Diggory Venn feel about Thomasin?

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