A. Because she feels her life with Stephen wouldn’t be noble
B. Because she feels the pull of the past on her
C. Because she knows that St. Ogg’s will never accept her as Stephen’s wife
D. Because she sympathizes with Lucy’s and Philip’s positions

A. Because Lucy might have seen
B. Because Maggie is engaged to Philip
C. Because he is drunk
D. Because it shows that Stephen thinks lightly of her

A. It shows that she is accomplished in female arts
B. It shows her love of handicraft
C. It signifies nothing
D. It shows that she has been in financial difficulty

A. They are engaged
B. They are married
C. They are courting
D. They are friends

A. By saving his wages at Guest & Co
B. Through an entrepreneurial scheme with Bob Jakin
C. By appealing to Mr Glegg for money
D. By selling his own goods

A. notice that Maggie will never marry
B. A notice that Wakem is not forgiven
C. The occasion of Tom’s repayment of the family debts
D. The formal transference of power from Tulliver to Tom

A. The transference of Tulliver’s mortgage to him
B. Mrs Tulliver’s visit to him
C. Mr Riley’s recommendation
D. Tom’s proud behaviour