1. What is the advice Mrs. Stanhope gives Belinda about her reputation?
Mrs. Stanhope says that Belinda should avoid being thought of as a prude. She says that being a prude is something men hate more than being thought of as overly free with her affections.
2. What is it that keeps Mr. Hervey from being more pleasant?
He has been flattered and has come to believe what people say about his being a genius. He's so filled with his own abilities that he's not really able to think about the feelings of others.
3. What is the result when Belinda and Lady Delacour exchange costumes for the ball?
Mr. Hervey mistakes the two women and talks to Belinda, believing her to be Lady Delacour. He reveals things to her, such as the fact that he believes Belinda to be artificial.
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