Tess of the d'Urbervilles

Tess of the d'Urbervilles

by

Thomas Hardy

Tess of the d'Urbervilles: Chapter 12 Quiz 6 questions

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How has Tess's attitude towards Alec changed since the incident at The Chase?
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She fears him more than ever
She actively confronts him about what he did to her
She has developed a sense of gratitude towards him
She is indifferent to him, as he cannot harm her more than he already has
What triggers Tess's emotional outburst during the drive with Alec?
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Alec's insensitivity and his comment on her understanding of his intentions
Seeing her hometown of Marlott
Her own feelings of guilt and regret
Alec's attempts to make small talk
How does Tess feel about the world around her as Alec kisses her goodbye?
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She finds comfort in the familiar surroundings of Nature
She is indifferent to her surroundings
She feels disconnected and finds no comfort in her old, familiar world
She is hopeful about her future
What does Tess's refusal to return to Alec signify?
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Her acceptance of Alec's authority over her
Her dignity and resolve to maintain her independence
A desire to reconcile with Alec in the future
Indifference towards Alec's feelings
How does the encounter with the man painting Bible quotes reflect on Tess's situation in society?
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It highlights the unfair condemnation Tess faces due to societal and religious standards
It shows society's acceptance and understanding of her situation
It demonstrates Tess's agreement with societal norms
It indicates Tess's desire to conform to religious expectations
What is Joan Durbeyfield's initial reaction to Tess's return and her story?
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She is sympathetic and comforting to Tess
She is angry that Tess did not secure a marriage with Alec
She is indifferent to Tess's experiences
She is proud of Tess's independence