A Tale of Two Cities Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

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A Tale of Two Cities Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 3, Chapter 10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Chapter 3 What is the name of the prosecutor's witness?
(a) Doctor Manette
(b) Mr. Carton
(c) Jerry Cruncher
(d) John Barsard

2. Who denounces Charles Darnay, causing him to be arrested once again?
(a) The owner of Tellson's Bank
(b) Citizen and Citizeness Defarge
(c) Jerry Cruncher
(d) The Vengeance

3. What does Stryver say to Mr. Lorry about the advice Lorry gives him?
(a) Stryver tells Lorry that he is an empty-headed scoundrel.
(b) Stryver tells Lorry that he never wants to see him again.
(c) He tells him that he doesn't agree with the advice.
(d) He thanks Mr. Lorry, asking him not to mention it again.

4. How long has Charles been in prison at this point?
(a) Two years
(b) One year and three months
(c) Two weeks
(d) Six months

5. Who does odd jobs for Tellson's Bank?
(a) Defarge's wife
(b) Jerry Cruncher
(c) Doctor Manette
(d) Miss Pross

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the family name that is detested by Saint Antoine?

2. How do the three passengers in the coach relate to one another?

3. Who does Doctor Manette go to see after delivering his news to Lucie?

4. What does a woman ask the Marquis to provide for her husband?

5. What does Doctor Manette proceed to do after his daughter's wedding?

(see the answer key)

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