David Copperfield Ch.D-77: a New Job For Davy

Why do you think Mr. Spenlow would not return Aunt Betsey's money?

• He was a thief.

• He had already spent it.

• He didn't like Aunt Betsey.

• He wanted to make David angry.

First, Davy lost his job. Next, he got a new job at the school. Then,

• he went to see Dora.

• he went to see Agnes.

• he paid a visit to Traddles.

• he went to visit Steerforth.

Davy thought Traddles's idea that he write for the Parliament

• was a great idea.

• was not a good idea.

• would make him rich.

• would make him famous.

New the Davy had two jobs, he felt he could

• find a nicer place to live.

• pay Aunt Betsey back.

• buy himself better clothes.

• speak to Dora about his money problems.

Why do you think Mr. Spenlow did not want Davy to see Dora anymore?

• He felt that Davy could not afford to take care of her.

• He felt that Davy was up to no good.

• He never liked Davy.

• He thought Dora was too young to get serious with anyone.

When Mr. Spenlow died suddenly, he left Dora

• feeling very lonely.

• feeling very frightened.

• no money at all.

• plenty of money to spend.

Dora liked to

• cry.

• work.

• sleep a lot.

• spend money.

Agnes believed that, one day, Davy would

• forget about Dora.

• become a success.

• become a very famous person.

• become very rich.

Another name for this story could be

• "Dora, The Crybaby."

• "Dora's Spending Days Are Over."

• "Davy's Days In Parliament."

• "More Trouble For Mr. Micawber."

This story is mainly about

• Davy's drive to succeed in life.

• Dora's and Agnes's new friendship.

• Davy's days in Parliament.

• how to find a job.