Pamela, or, Virtue Rewarded Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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Pamela, or, Virtue Rewarded Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. As Pamela is supposedly on her way home from Mr. B's estate with the coachman, where does Mr. B arrange for them to make the first stop?
(a) At Williams' house.
(b) At Mrs. Jervis's house.
(c) At a farmhouse.
(d) At Mrs. Jewkes's house.

2. After Pamela's rejection of Mr. B's proposition, Mr B renews his attempt to take liberties with her, resulting in Pamela's fainting. What new worries face Pamela after this incident?
(a) She worries that she may have given in to him after a drink.
(b) She worries that they will never be able to speak to each other after this.
(c) She worries that he took advantage of her after she fainted because of his approach to her.
(d) She is afraid of what her parents will think.

3. How does Pamela respond to being let down by Mr. Williams?
(a) She refuses to speak with him.
(b) Pamela writes him, chiding him for his openness.
(c) She forbids him to see her.
(d) She forgives him.

4. Pamela's worries about Mr. B's safety and about what he might have heard from Mrs. Jewkes about Pamela, suggest that she has mixed feelings about Mr. B even though he has been so brutal to her; which of the following literary devices is exemplified in this situation?
(a) Irony.
(b) Foreshadowing.
(c) Sarcasm.
(d) Metaphor.

5. What aspect of Mr. B's character is displayed when he contacts the farmer to explain why Mr. B has sent Pamela there?
(a) He is manipulative.
(b) He is dishonest.
(c) He is insincere.
(d) He is obstinate.

6. At the end of Section 2, what is the reaction of the other servants to Pamela's departure from Mr. B's estate?
(a) They are happy to see her go.
(b) They are indifferent.
(c) They curse her for giving Mr. B a bad name.
(d) They mourn at her departure.

7. How does Pamela react to the attempts of the ladies to see her at the dinner party?
(a) She goes out of the house.
(b) She hides in a closet.
(c) She wears a disguise.
(d) She hides in Mrs. Jervis' room.

8. When Mr. Andrews arrives looking for Pamela, how does Mr. B explain her absence?
(a) He clams she has gone to Lady Davers.
(b) He says she has already left for home.
(c) He claims to have sent her to wait upon a bishop's wife.
(d) He denies any knowledge of her whereabouts.

9. What explanation does Mr. B offer for not wanting Pamela to go to work for Lady Davers?
(a) She will be ruined by the nephew of Lady Danvers.
(b) She will not have as good a chance of becoming a lady.
(c) She will not be treated as well as at his house.
(d) She will be seduced by older men in the neighborhood.

10. What is Pamela's response to the idea proposed by Mr. Williams?
(a) She agrees.
(b) She dismisses it altogether.
(c) She rejects the idea unless Mr. B consents.
(d) She rejects it until she can see her parents.

11. At the beginning of Section 6, what tragedy befalls Mr. Williams?
(a) Mr. B attacks him for interfering with Pamela.
(b) He is involved in an accident.
(c) He is dismissed from the Church.
(d) He is attacked by two rogues and his belongings are stolen.

12. About what plan devised by Mr. B against Mr. Williams does Pamela accidentally read in a letter from Mr. B?
(a) He plans to have Mr. Williams lose his house.
(b) He plans to cause Mr. Williams to be sued.
(c) He plans to use his influence to have Mr. Williams dismissed from the Church.
(d) He plans to have Mr. Williams imprisoned for debt.

13. What is the response of Pamela's parents to her first letter?
(a) They advise her to confide in Lady Davers.
(b) They warn her to be careful of Mr. B.
(c) They advise her to come home.
(d) They advise her to confide in one of the older servants.

14. How does Lady Davers respond to Pamela when she visits?
(a) She warns her against trying to seduce Mr. B.
(b) She mocks her simplicity.
(c) She praises her and speaks of hiring her.
(d) She describes her as incompetent to continue working.

15. In Section 7 after his failed proposition and his failed attempt to seduce Pamela, what concessions does Mr. B make to allow Pamela more freedom?
(a) He agrees that she can contact Mr. Williams.
(b) He agrees to lessen her restraints and allow her to write to her parents as long as he can see the letters first.
(c) She can be free of Mrs. Jewkes directions.
(d) She can go home as long as she returns once per month.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mr. B first offer Pamela in fulfillment of his mother's wishes?

2. After Mr. B ignores Pamela for some time during his visit to Lincolnshire, what surprising turn of events occurs?

3. What is Mr. B's first response to seeing Pamela writing to her parents?

4. After Pamela's failed attempt at escaping, what news of Mr. B causes her to worry about him?

5. According to the articles contained in Mr. B's proposition to Pamela, where will Pamela's property be located?

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