The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue Quiz | Eight Week Quiz G

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The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue Quiz | Eight Week Quiz G

Mackenzi Lee
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part V (Chapter 25 - Author's Note).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 27, what is Henry's first impression of Venice?
(a) He falls in love with the city.
(b) He thinks the city is not as nice as Paris is.
(c) He thinks the city has better food than Paris, but that Paris has better art.
(d) He thinks the city is very dirty and gloomy.

2. In Chapter 11, why does Henry desperately want to return the puzzle box to its rightful owner?
(a) He thinks there will be a large reward for the box.
(b) He thinks his father will forgive him afterwards.
(c) He thinks he will be better respected by Felicity and Percy if he does this.
(d) He thinks the owner may have information to help Percy with his illness.

3. In Chapter 27, why does Henry think he will be safe if he goes out in the city in Venice?
(a) He can just bribe his way out of trouble.
(b) He knows Felicity will rescue him if he his jailed again.
(c) His injury has made him unrecognizable.
(d) He can wear a mask since it is a festival celebration, and everyone else is also wearing masks.

4. What does Henry's and Percy's conversation in Henry's garden in Chapter 7 include a discussion of?
(a) Henry's contemplating running away from home.
(b) Henry's contemplating suicide.
(c) Henry's contemplating admitting himself to an asylum.
(d) Henry's contemplating getting married.

5. In Chapter 27, why does Henry give Percy the Lazarus Key?
(a) Because he wants to go home and be done with the adventure.
(b) Because he does not want to be tempted to use it himself.
(c) Because he does not want Felicity to have it.
(d) Because he is frustrated and wants to let Percy choose what to do with it.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 18, what does Henry make for Percy back at the Robles's house?

2. In Chapter 19, what does Henry's experience with the thief-taker remind him of?

3. In Chapter 9, what is one question Henry would like to ask Percy but does not ask?

4. In Chapter 8, which man does Henry recognize who is pursuing him, Percy, and Felicity at the seaside fair?

5. In Chapter 15, what does Felicity suggest might make her and Henry's father go easier on Henry?

(see the answer key)

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