Joseph Andrews

Joseph Andrews

by

Henry Fielding

Joseph Andrews: Book 1, Chapter 2 Quiz 3 questions

Test your knowledge of Book 1, Chapter 2. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What literary technique does the author use to describe Joseph Andrews's ancestry?
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Euphemism
Satire
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Why does Joseph Andrews stop working as a bird-scarer for Sir Thomas Booby?
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He accidentally harms the birds with his loud voice
His voice is too gentle and attracts the birds instead of scaring them away
He prefers to work with larger animals like horses
He is promoted to a higher position within Sir Thomas Booby’s estate
What does the introduction of Lady Booby and Abraham Adams hint at in the context of Joseph Andrews’s character development?
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They will represent conflicting moral challenges for Joseph
They are unrelated to Joseph's development and will serve as minor characters
They both mentor Joseph in becoming a successful businessman
They provide comic relief in the narrative without directly affecting the plot