Question

34. When did Dickens begin writing David

Copperfield?
F. after giving up work on his own life story
G. shortly after he worked at the shoe polish
factory
H. when he decided to resume his longdelayed
schooling
J. after revisiting the shoe polish factory as
an adult
K. when he no longer felt ashamed about his
childhood

Answer 1

Dickens began writing David Copperfield F. after giving up work on his own life story.
He saw that an autobiography wasn't the thing he actually wanted to write, which is why he moved on to write David Copperfield, which is even today one of the best novels ever.