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

2. Where is Mrs. Yeobright when she hears the news about Clym and Eustacia?
(a) The inn.
(b) At Olly's home.
(c) In the garden.
(d) At home.

3. Why does Thomasin marry Damon while her cousin is away?
(a) She steals her cousin's money to pay for the wedding.
(b) She wishes to preserve the dignity of her family at all costs.
(c) She loves Damon and wants to marry him as soon as possible.
(d) She knows her cousin does not approve of Damon.

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

5. Why does Eustacia constantly go out on walks?
(a) She loves to exercise.
(b) She hopes to run into Thomasin.
(c) To try to run into Clym.
(d) She enjoys being outdoors.

Short Answer Questions

1. What has Susan Nonsuch done to Eustacia?

2. How does Clym perceive her?

3. What does Eustacia notice about Clym?

4. How are Eustacia's fantasies fueled?

5. What is furze cutting?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Mrs. Yeobright not give Damon Thomasin's inheritance?

2. Describe furze-cutting.

3. How does Thomasin end up in Diggory Venn's wagon?

4. How do Clym and Eustacia finally meet?

5. Who is Clym Yeobright?

6. What does Clym want to do after he and Esutacia marry?

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

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

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

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

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