Tess, Chapters 43-45

Chapter 43: Tess now works at a farm called

• Flintcolm-Ash

• Ashcolm-Flint

• Flintstone-Ash

• Ashmire-Flint

Chapter 43: At the new farm, Tess recognizes

• Mercy Chant, Angel's neighbor.

• Mrs. Crick.

• Car Darch, Alec's former worker and mistress.

• Retty Priddle.

Chapter 43: The farmer for whom Tess works turns out to be the man Angel hit in the face. This is an example of

• dramatic irony.

• situational irony.

• verbal irony.

• developmental irony.

In Chapter 43: Marion tells Tess

• that she is to weak for the job at the farm.

• that Angel invited Izz to Brazil.

• that Tess's father is ill.

• that Angel has sent a letter to her.

Chapter 44: Tess journeys to Emminster

• and overhears Angel's brothers and Mercy Chant belittling her.

• to mail a letter to Angel.

• to find a layer to divorce Angel.

• and builds a nest made of leaves to sleep in when she grows weary.

Chapter 44: On her journey to Emminster, Tess loses

• her boots.

• her shoes.

• her faith.

• all sense of direction.

Chapter 44: Whose voice does Tess recognize at the end of the chapter?

• Angel's

• Alec's

• Farmer Groby's

• Felix's

Chapter 45: "It was less a reform than a transfiguration" refers to

• Angel

• Alec

• Farmer Groby

• Tess

Chapter 45: Alec knew about Tess's "trouble." True or False?

• true

• false

Chapter 45: Alec forces Tess to promise that she

• will write to him if she needs money.

• convert to Christianity.

• will not tempt him again.

• will come live with him.