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Test your knowledge of Book 3, Chapter 6. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What does Joseph Andrews's reflection on charity reveal about his understanding of societal behavior?
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He is cynical about the true motivations behind people's public declarations of charity
He believes that charity is practiced genuinely and effectively by most people
He feels that charity is unnecessary and that people should be more self-reliant
He is confused about the concept of charity and relies on others to define it for him
How does Fanny's reaction to the hare being chased and killed by hounds deepen readers' understanding of her character?
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It reveals her empathy and sensitivity towards the suffering of others
It shows her naivety and lack of understanding of nature's ways
It highlights her fearfulness and inability to cope with violent situations
It demonstrates her disconnection from the realities of rural life
What does the narrator's invocation of the muses before describing Joseph's actions against the dogs suggest about the style and tone of the narrative?
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It indicates a shift to a more serious and dramatic tone in the storytelling
It introduces a comedic element by contrasting the grandiose invocation with the mundane nature of the action described
It signifies the narrator's uncertainty about how to accurately portray the events
It enhances the historical authenticity of the narrative by mimicking classical literature
How does the squire's immediate attraction to Fanny and subsequent invitation to dinner develop the narrative's exploration of themes related to desire and propriety?
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It portrays the squire as a character guided by noble intentions and genuine admiration
It highlights how physical beauty can often lead to unwanted attention and potentially dangerous situations
It emphasizes the squire's role as a benevolent figure who uses his position to protect others
It underscores the importance of social gatherings in fostering mutual respect and understanding among characters
