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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What card games does Jane know how to play when she comes to the Guilbert's?
(a) Rummy, speed, and euchre.
(b) Poker, euchre, and Nap.
(c) Blitze, golf and cheat.
(d) Bezique, hearts, and Jass.

2. How far is Sylvie from the pond in Book 2, Chapter XIII, when Byron and Pearce swim?
(a) 500 feet.
(b) 800 feet.
(c) 1,200 feet.
(d) 1,000 feet.

3. How far is the cookhouse from the back of the house?
(a) 60 feet.
(b) About 45 feet.
(c) Some 40 feet.
(d) 50 feet.

4. At the end of Book 2, Chapter 1, what special word do Pearce and Byron agree on using?
(a) Rum.
(b) Wine.
(c) Cane.
(d) Book.

5. In Book 1, Chapter IX, how long has Juliette Chatham been a widow?
(a) 2 years.
(b) 1 1/2 years.
(c) 11 months.
(d) 8 months.

Short Answer Questions

1. What color is Jane wearing when she rides up on Pearce and Byron in Book 2, Chapter II?

2. How old was Pearce when he was given to a childless couple of means?

3. When is cane planted?

4. How long has it been since Thisbe has visited with her family in Book 1, Chapter I?

5. In Book 2, Chapter XIII, what fish have been stocked in the pond where Byron and Pearce swim?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Byron and what is revealed about him?

2. Who does Sylvie believe that Claude Le Brun is?

3. How does Sylvie propose to pay to have her portrait painted?

4. Why do Marie and Louise not tell anyone that they think Byron and Pearce are sleeping together?

5. Why does Madame Sylvie have a conversation with Pearce in Book 2, Chapter XVIII?

6. How did Thisbe learn not to leave Madame's side for any reason?

7. How does Jane Chatham torment the postman?

8. Who accosts Byron and Pearce at a bar after Byron picks up Pearce at the port?

9. What does Jane tell Pearce when she meets him on the road?

10. What does Lucien want his mother to do for Rosalie?

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