Tess of the d'Urbervilles

Tess of the d'Urbervilles

by

Thomas Hardy

Tess of the d'Urbervilles: Chapter 34 Quiz 8 questions

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What is Tess's initial reaction upon arriving at the farm with the d'Urberville mansion?
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She is excited and eager to start their new life there
She is upset by the moldy and gloomy atmosphere of the house
She is indifferent and focused on practical matters
She is curious and fascinated by the history of the mansion
How does Angel's realization during their first tea together as husband and wife affect his thoughts about Tess?
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He starts to feel overwhelmed by the burden of responsibility
He vows to never neglect Tess and appreciates her devotion
He begins to doubt his decision to marry Tess
He plans to teach Tess more about managing their new household
On the first evening of their marriage, what does Angel's assumption about Tess's stress reveal?
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His deep understanding of Tess's emotional needs
His sensitivity to Tess's feelings about their marriage
His misunderstanding of the true cause of Tess's distress
His practical approach to solving problems
What is inside the package sent to Tess from the Clares?
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A set of jewels left for Angel's future wife by his godmother
A collection of family heirlooms for Tess to keep
A letter of congratulations and well wishes from Mrs. Clare
A selection of fine clothes and accessories for Tess
What effect does Jonathon's news from Talbothays have on Tess and Angel's first night together?
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It brings joy and excitement to their celebration
It has no significant impact on their mood or evening
It adds a sense of tragedy and gloom to their surroundings
It encourages them to return to Talbothays to help
What is Tess's reaction to the news about the dairymaids?
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She is relieved that they are no longer a threat to her marriage
She is angry at Angel for causing their suffering
She is indifferent, focusing only on her own happiness
She feels guilt and unworthiness compared to them
What is the significance of Angel's confession in the context of his relationship with Tess?
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It highlights how Angel and Tess have always been open and honest with each other
It indicates that Angel is more concerned about social appearances than Tess
It proves that Angel is a more morally upright person than Tess
It highlights the double standards in their society regarding men's and women's sexual pasts
What prompts Tess to finally tell Angel about her past with Alec d'Urberville?
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Angel's refusal to believe she could have done anything wrong
Her belief that their sins are comparable, so Angel will forgive her
Angel's insistence on knowing everything about her past
The ominous gleaming of her diamonds reminding her of her past