Tess of the D'Urbervilles Quiz 2
1. Why do the Durbeyfields leave their home at Marlott?
- Their lease is not renewed after John Durbeyfield dies.
- John wishes to live at Kingsbere, where he can be reminded of his d'Urberville ancestry.
- Alec d'Urberville offers them a home at Trantridge Cross.
- The local villagers force the Durbeyfields out because of Tess's scandalous behavior.
2. Why does Alec d'Urberville renounce his newfound spirituality?
- He does so because he is tempted by Tess.
- He does so because of anger toward the Clares who converted him.
- He does so because he cannot marry Tess as a parson.
- He does so out of disillusionment over Tess's fate.
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