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Book 1, Chapter 4 Quiz
Test your knowledge of Book 1, Chapter 5. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What does the short duration of Lady Booby's mourning period for her husband imply?
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It suggests she is emotionally resilient and recovers quickly from loss
It indicates that she may not have been deeply affected by her husband's death
It shows her strong desire to maintain social appearances even in grief
It implies that she is overwhelmed by grief but hides it well
What is Lady Booby's intention when she tells Joseph Andrews about her vulnerability in bed?
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She wants to test his loyalty and discretion
She is warning him about the dangers of improper behavior
She is indirectly inviting him to initiate a romantic encounter
She is expressing her fear of being alone and unprotected
