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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 causes the Count to help Maximillian with the poisonings?
(a) Hearing Maximillian talk about his father.
(b) Seeing how much Maximillian loves Valentine.
(c) Hearing Valentine is in trouble.
(d) Knowing it might be Noirtier doing the poisoning.

2. Who does Villefort ask about the Count's intentions in Paris?
(a) Some of the Count's servants.
(b) A priest.
(c) His spy.
(d) A police officer.

3. Who tries to tell the Count not to kill Albert in the duel?
(a) Mercédès.
(b) Valentine Villefort.
(c) Maximillian Morrel.
(d) Baron Danglars.

4. What did Haydée used to be before she became a servant?
(a) An actress.
(b) A prostitute.
(c) A baroness.
(d) A princess.

5. What does Eugenie tell her father she refuses to do?
(a) Invite the Count to her wedding reception.
(b) Marry Andrea Cavalcanti.
(c) Hold his arm at her wedding.
(d) Have a winter wedding.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does the Count apologize to near the end of the book?

2. How does Fernand die?

3. What does Mercédès plead with the Count not to do?

4. Where did Dantès bury money for Mercédès?

5. What does the doctor think killed Madame Saint-Méran?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Villefort find when he returns to his home after Benedetto's trial?

2. How does Maximillian feel when he wakes up after taking the potion? Why?

3. How does Haydee go from being a princess to a servant?

4. How does the Count convince Maximillian not to kill himself?

5. How does Caderousse say he escaped from prison?

6. What shocking information comes forth at Benedetto's trial?

7. How does Valentine learn who has been poisoning her family members?

8. What does the Count do just before Caderousse dies?

9. How does Maximillian get Valentine to agree to run away with him?

10. What has Noirtier been giving Valentine every day? Why?

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