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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 was the maintenance person at La Clayette?
(a) Nono Heliier.
(b) Alain Fontanel.
(c) Swan Letellier.
(d) Henri Ormondo.

2. What does the epigraph in Chapter 66 say is the first sorrow one weeps over without her mother?
(a) Her father's death.
(b) Her child's death.
(c) Her husband's death.
(d) Her mother's death.

3. What is the condition Violette accepts Julien's dinner invitation on?
(a) He lets her pick the wine.
(b) She can bring Father Cedric.
(c) He lets her pay.
(d) He tells her the end of Irene's and Gabriel's story.

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

5. What does Philippe feel keeps him going after Leonine's death?
(a) Anger.
(b) Grief.
(c) Drugs.
(d) Love.

Short Answer Questions

1. When does Violette first go to Leonine's grave?

2. In Chapter 77, who does Violette see visiting Leonine's grave?

3. In Chapter 67, who does Violette go to see announced?

4. Who is Julien's son?

5. In Chapter 59, the epigraph says what about the tree?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 48, what condition does Violette set for joining Julien for dinner?

2. Why does Violette not attend Leonine's funeral?

3. In Chapter 55, why does Violette go to see Swan Letellier?

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

5. What does Violette often dream after Leonine's death?

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

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

8. What does Violette sometimes sell to mourners, and why?

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

10. In Chapter 51, what does the investigation into Leonine's death reveal?

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