Tess of the d'Urbervilles

Tess of the d'Urbervilles

by

Thomas Hardy

Tess of the d'Urbervilles: Chapter 18 Quiz 6 questions

Test your knowledge of Chapter 18. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What is the primary reason Angel Clare does not intend to become a parson?
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He does not have a University degree
He prefers reading philosophy books
He cannot make himself believe in the Church's teachings
He wants to pursue a different profession
What does Angel's move from the city to the countryside signify in the story?
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His discomfort among the rural folk
His transition from intellectual pursuits to farming
His rejection of his father's beliefs
His desire to escape from his past affairs
What change does Angel Clare experience regarding his view of the farm workers?
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He starts preferring solitude in the attic
He maintains his stereotypical view of them
He realizes they are unique individuals, not fitting his preconceived image
He becomes less interested in their intelligence and experiences
What does Angel's newfound appreciation for nature reflect in the story?
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A parallel to Hardy's celebration of nature through Tess's character
A rejection of his family's religious beliefs
A desire to return to academic studies
A realization of the harsh realities of rural life
What causes Angel to first notice Tess at the mess table?
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He sees her blushing and avoiding attention
He is drawn to her discussion about the stars and her soul
He recognizes her from their brief past meeting
He overhears her talking about her troubled soul
What does Angel's vague recollection of Tess foreshadow?
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His deep understanding of her character
The importance of their past meeting
How his whims will significantly impact her life
Tess's unremarkable presence among the other women