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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. When Bayard fled Saint-Domingue, how did he carry his gold?
(a) Brown satchel.
(b) Goat hide.
(c) Black satchel.
(d) Sheep hide.

2. What does Lucien want Rosalie to make for Jane?
(a) Dress.
(b) Riding suit.
(c) Nightgown.
(d) Riding breeches.

3. Who gets Le Brun to show the portrait even though he has not been paid?
(a) Lucien.
(b) Byron.
(c) Thisbe.
(d) Sylvie.

4. In Book 4, Chapter VI, how long has it been since Thisbe's son died?
(a) 11 years.
(b) 10 years.
(c) 7 years.
(d) 8 years.

5. Who did Bayard leave Sylvie with when they first arrived in America?
(a) Auberts.
(b) Rochets.
(c) Barres.
(d) Fauchers.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Book 4, Chapter XX, where does Byron slap Pearce with his gloves?

2. How many years does Sylvie decide to petition for during her prayers in Book 3, Chapter IV?

3. How long does Sylvie tell Le Brun she lived in Saint-Domingue?

4. Who does Le Brun tell Thisbe that he used for some of the features of Sylvie in the portrait he painted of her?

5. What time does Le Brun want Thisbe to start work as his assistant in the mornings?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Le Brun get Thisbe as his assistant?

2. What does Lucien tell Rosalie before they go to the going-away party?

3. Why does Byron challenge Pearce to a duel?

4. Why does Laurent think he and Rosalie cannot be matched?

5. What conversation do Lily and Thisbe have when Thisbe returns after nearly drowning?

6. Why does Sylvie agree to give Lucien the gold In Book 4, Chapter V?

7. What does Lucien ask Lily to prepare for Byron's going-away party, and what preparations does she make?

8. What happens to Thisbe?

9. Why does Le Brun refuse punch when Thisbe brings him some at the party?

10. What instructions does Sylvie give Byron regarding the signet ring as his going-away party beings?

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