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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Angel ask of the men who have come for Tess?
2. On the way back to Flintcomb Ash after her journey, what does Tess overhear from a nearby church?
3. Tess's parents ask Tess for money. What is the reason they give for needing the money?
4. When Tess catches up with Angel and tells him she has killed Alec, the pair decide to _______.
5. In the last scene of the book, what do Angel and Liza Lu do?
Short Essay Questions
1. At Flintcomb Ash, Tess encounters a number of people from her past. Who?
2. What does Angel find when he goes to Marlott? What action does he take and why?
3. When Alec sees Tess while he is preaching, what does he ask her to do?
4. In Chapter 31, Tess asks her mother's advice about what to tell Angel. What does her mother tell her?
5. When Angel learns that Tess is at Sandbourne and has taken the name Mrs. D'Urberville, what does he think?
6. What surprise does Angel plan for their honeymoon? What does he hope to prove to Tess by this plan?
7. Describe the scene of Alec's murder.
8. Several individuals are instrumental in changing Angel's attitude towards Tess during their estrangement. Describe what they do, and Angel's reaction to this.
9. Describe the scene on the day of Tess's death.
10. In Chapter 50, how does Tess's attitude towards Alec start to change, and why?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What reason does Tess give Angel for having killed Alec? Do her reasons make sense? Do they justify her actions?
Essay Topic 2
When Tess tells Alec about her visit from Angel, he is both angry and mocking. Do you think his reaction is justified?
Essay Topic 3
Alec asks Tess to wear a veil so that she won't tempt him. Then he asks her to swear on a holy icon that she will never tempt him again. What does this scene say about Alec's attitude towards Tess particularly, and women in general?
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