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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. When the train does not stop as planned, where do Fogg and Colonel Proctor handle their business together?
2. How long does Fogg have to spare before appearing in the salon?
3. What does Fogg ask Aouda for after returning to his home in London?
4. Who demands payment for damages from Passepartout and Fogg?
5. Who gets punched during the political riot?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why do Passepartout and Fix engage Fogg in a game of whist on the train in America?
2. When Fix sees Fogg and Aouda in San Francisco, he acts as though he has not seen them since Yokohama. Why? How does he resolve this issue?
3. How is it possible Fogg and Passepartout arrived back in London with 24 hours to spare and neither of them knew it? Did Jules Verne give any indication this could happen?
4. How does Fogg react when he sees Colonel Stamp Proctor on the train in America?
5. How does Passepartout come to rejoin Fogg and Aouda?
6. Much to the readers surprise, at the end of Chapter 36, Fogg enters the Reform Club salon, winning the wager. How was this possible?
7. Why does Fix attempt to protect Fogg during the riot on Montgomery Street? What does he tell Passepartout about the incident?
8. What does the culmination of the relationship between Aouda and Fogg represent?
9. Why does Fogg return quietly in the night rather than going to the Reform Club to face those who have wagered against him?
10. Fogg does an extremely good job solving the travel obstacles throughout his journey. How does he solve the issue of missing the steamer in New York?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Fix immediately arrests Fogg as soon as he is back on British soil. What does this quick action mean for Fogg and Fix? What attributes are being highlighted in Fix, and in British detectives overall?
Essay Topic 2
At the train station in Bombay, Fogg has an interesting exchange with the train station landlord. How does his interaction with the train station landlord signify Fogg's feelings, openness, and approach to the foreign cities he is visiting?
Essay Topic 3
Fogg runs into a series of "fortunate" mishaps along his journey. What were they? How did they pose both a challenge and an advantage to his journey?
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