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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. How old are Marie and Louise in Book 1, Chapter VII?
(a) 19.
(b) 18.
(c) 20.
(d) 17.
2. After doing what does Sylvie fall asleep in her chair in Book 1, Chapter III?
(a) Having a snack.
(b) Playing solitaire.
(c) Embroidering.
(d) Reading.
3. How far does Byron drive to the port in Book 2, Chapter I?
(a) 8 miles.
(b) 12 miles.
(c) 11 miles.
(d) 7 miles.
4. How much is Bayard Guilbert's land grant?
(a) 950 acres.
(b) About 1,500 acres.
(c) 1,800 acres.
(d) About 1,200 acres.
5. Where did Lucien take Jesse after he died?
(a) Bayou where the alligators bred.
(b) Pond.
(c) Dump.
(d) Old burial ground.
Short Answer Questions
1. How long has it been since Charlotte Therese succumbed to yellow fever?
2. Who was the person named Thisbe in the French Royal Court?
3. In Book 1, Chapter V, how many times was Lily whipped after it was learned she was pregnant?
4. In Book 1, Chapter I, how many years has Madame Sylvie lived in St. James, Louisiana?
5. In Book 1, Chapter VIII, what do Lucien and Byron shoot that is served for dinner?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why do Marie and Louise not tell anyone that they think Byron and Pearce are sleeping together?
2. What secrets do Byron and Pearce reveal to one another in Book 2, Chapter IV?
3. How does Jane come to stay with the Guilberts?
4. How did Lily come to Le Petit Cottage?
5. How are Tuesdays a day of observance?
6. What does Lucien want his mother to do for Rosalie?
7. What were the circumstances of Thisbe coming to be Madame Sylvie's personal servant?
8. Who accosts Byron and Pearce at a bar after Byron picks up Pearce at the port?
9. Why is Thisbe worried when Madame sends her to Byron's room to take his letters?
10. Why does Madame Sylvie have a conversation with Pearce in Book 2, Chapter XVIII?
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