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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. In what year does Leonine die?
(a) 2005.
(b) 1990.
(c) 2000.
(d) 1993.

2. What obsessed Philippe at the trial over Leonine's and the other girls' deaths?
(a) Swan's pants.
(b) Edith's sneer.
(c) Fontanel's face.
(d) Eloise's voice.

3. When does Violette first go to Leonine's grave?
(a) About 4 months after receiving the anonymous plaque for her.
(b) She never goes.
(c) About 1 month after Leonine's death.
(d) Ten years after her death.

4. Who does Father Cedric tell Violette he has adored?
(a) A man, once.
(b) God.
(c) A woman named Irene.
(d) His son.

5. What had Leonine been looking forward to doing at La Clayette with her friends?
(a) Singing.
(b) Reading.
(c) Riding ponies.
(d) Dancing.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 55, who is the first person from La Clayette that Violette goes to see to ask about Leonine?

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

3. When is Philippe's funeral?

4. What is the condition Violette accepts Julien's dinner invitation on?

5. Who was the maintenance person at La Clayette?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. In Chapter 76, what does Fontanel tell Philippe about Leonine's death that is not in the official report?

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

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

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

7. In Chapter 76, why does Philippe go to Luc's and Francoise's garage?

8. What does Sasha eventually tell Violette of his own life's tragedies?

9. In Chapter 73, what does Philippe misunderstand about Violette's relationship with Sasha?

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

(see the answer keys)

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