Question

Which of the following does John Durbeyfield learn at the beginning of the novel? (A) That he has lost his job (B) That he comes from an aristocratic family (C) That he won the lottery (D) That he is a prince

Answer 1

Answer:

answer is d. that he is a prince

Explanation:

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Answer 2

(B) That he comes from an aristocratic family.

• The novel "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" written by Thomas Hardy starts with Durbeyfield learning that he is the last descendent of the ancient d'Urberville family. The information instantly goes to his head and he behaves authorized for the rest of the book. He wishes to benefit from his ancestry and sends Tess off to relate with the wealthy d'Urberville-Stokes, which directs to her several misfortunes. Tess's father was a peddler with a terrible heart condition and a love of alcohol.
• Through the tale of Tess, we can comprehend how economic imbalance makes permission difficult to parse, and how hierarchies themselves foment unrest in both the room and the workplace.

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