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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. What does Daniel say a revolution does not have to include?

2. What does Jack think is peculiar about Amsterdam?

3. What news does Genoese give Jack?

4. How does dAvaux find out where Eliza has gone when she spends time with Lisolette?

5. What is Genoese's occupation?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Eliza say Jack's business plan in Amsterdam is foolish?

2. How does Rossingol discover Eliza is corresponding with members of the Royal Society?

3. Where is Daniel held prisoner, and why is this ironic to him?

4. Why are Bob and Dick sent to visit Daniel in prison?

5. What test does Lisolette give Eliza when they begin associating with each other?

6. What does Eliza send reports to William about?

7. What happens between Eliza and d'Arcachon?

8. What advice does John Churchill give Jack after he is stabbed?

9. What kind of life does Eliza tell dAvaux she wants for herself?

10. Why is Rossignol so worried about Eliza's actions?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The separation of classes is quite a significant theme in this book. What are these classes, and how does this separation affect the characters belonging to them?

Essay Topic 2

Tess was a minor character in this book who made a huge impact on the plot. How did she accomplish this, and how would the plot have been altered had she not been included in the story line?

Essay Topic 3

Human nature is a strong symbol and theme in this book. Where does this symbol appear, and what role does it play in the book?

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