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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. To what village do Finn and Charlie travel to seek information about Rose in Chapter 23?
(a) Rouen.
(b) Oradour-sur-Glane.
(c) Provence.
(d) Vlissingen.

2. When did Eve first step back onto English soil since her career as a spy began?
(a) March, 1919.
(b) June, 1915.
(c) August, 1920.
(d) May, 1918.

3. Where is Chapter 32 set?
(a) Paris.
(b) Folkestone.
(c) London.
(d) Brussels.

4. Where were Lili, Eve, and Violette to serve their hard labor sentence?
(a) Sieburg Prison.
(b) Rheims Prison.
(c) Le Marche Prison.
(d) Vevey Prison.

5. How old was Leon Trulin when he was arrested?
(a) 20.
(b) 18.
(c) 22.
(d) 16.

Short Answer Questions

1. Eve told Captain Cameron at the end of their meeting in Chapter 18 that she, Lili, and Violette were not flowers to be plucked and shielded but flowers who flourish in what?

2. When is the photograph of Rene from that Eve shows Charlie and Finn in Chapter 31?

3. Who does Charlie call once she, Eve, and Finn have gotten to their hotel rooms in Grasse?

4. Who told Eve that Captain Cameron took the fall for his wife in Chapter 18?

5. When is Chapter 19 set?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do both Eve and Charlie enter Rene's home in Grasse?

2. What does Charlie purchase in Paris in Chapter 17? Why?

3. What similarities are seen in the relationships between Eve and Cameron and between Charlie and Finn?

4. What conversation takes place between Eve and Rene when they are reunited in Chapter 38?

5. Why have Lili and Eve been arrested in Chapter 26?

6. Who are Charlie and Finn going to meet in Chapter 45? Why?

7. How is Finn and Charlie's "first date" described in Chapter 35?

8. What does Charlie learn about Rose in Oradour-sur-Glane in Chapter 23?

9. Why did Finn serve time in prison?

10. What roles do Finn and Charlie play in Grasse? Why?

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