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David Copperfield
Charles Dickens
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Preface–Chapter III
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Chapters 43-47
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of 5
How does Agnes initially react to David's profession of love?
She cries hysterically
She reciprocates fully
She doesn't love him
She seems troubled
2
of 5
What is Uriah's perspective on prison?
Prison is depressing
Prison improves lives
Prison makes people crazy
Prison encourages financial gain
3
of 5
Who is Agnes's true love?
Steerforth
Doctor Strong
David
Uriah Heep
4
of 5
In which of the following ways does David's writing career progress?
He becomes an embarrassment
He stops writing
He remains unknown
He becomes famous
5
of 5
Who or what is the ultimate light of David's life?
Fame
Money
His children
Agnes
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