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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. Who is Julien's son?
(a) Paul.
(b) Gabriel.
(c) Nathan.
(d) Henri.

2. In Chapter 55, who is the first person from La Clayette that Violette goes to see to ask about Leonine?
(a) Genevieve.
(b) Swan.
(c) Eloise.
(d) Edith.

3. In Chapter 77, where does Violette tell Philippe she is going when she is really going to see Sasha?
(a) Marseilles.
(b) London.
(c) Barcelona.
(d) Berlin.

4. In Chapter 50, what words from a Johnny Halladay song come to Irene when she is with Gabriel?
(a) We will love forever.
(b) Hold back the night.
(c) Tonight, we are young.
(d) We will set the world on fire.

5. What does Violette do at the cemetery that is above and beyond what she is paid to do?
(a) Closes the gates at night.
(b) Sings at the funerals.
(c) Cuts the grass.
(d) Keeps meticulous written records of what is said at the funerals.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 54, what does Violette conclude Julien knows how to do well?

2. What does Philippe do to Fontanel when he first meets him?

3. Who is the cemetery-keeper before Violette?

4. Who were Sasha's children?

5. What does the cemetery-keeper before Violette do to try to help her?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Sasha love doing as a hobby that he teaches Violette a great deal about?

2. In Chapter 79, what does Irene do to take care of her husband Paul?

3. What was Genevieve Mangan's connection with Philippe?

4. In Chapter 73, what shocking news does Philippe receive about Genevieve?

5. In Chapter 42, what does Violette do on the beach in Calanque de Sormiou?

6. In Chapter 53, how does Sasha treat Violette when they meet?

7. In Chapter 69, how does Violette react to Nathan, Julien's son?

8. In Chapter 80, why does Philippe go to see Edith Croquevielle?

9. When does Violette stop celebrating her own birthday, and why?

10. In Chapter 65, what does Genevieve assure Philippe of?

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