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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 46, The Son of Biscarrat, Chapter 47, The Grotto of Locmaria, Chapter 48, The Grotto, and Chapter 49, A Homeric Song.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why won't the guard fetch the governor when Louis requests him Chapter 18?
(a) He is deaf and dumb and cannot understand Louis's request.
(b) He supposes the prisoner is mad.
(c) He dislikes Louis and wants to punish him.
(d) He is busy and has other prisoners to attend to.

2. Why aren't there fresh horses for Aramis and Porthos when they arrive at Orleans in Chapter 26?
(a) Aramis and Porthos do not have sufficient means to pay for the fresh horses.
(b) The king has commanded that Aramis and Porthos be stopped.
(c) Fouquet has laid a trap for Aramis and Porthos by having all of the horse squired to others.
(d) All of the horses are engaged by le Duc de Beaufort.

3. What is the name of the city where Philippe may choose to live a free life incognito?
(a) Bas-Poitou.
(b) St. Cloud.
(c) Cerein.
(d) Vannes.

4. Who does the king request to see before he retires for the night on his first evening at Vaux?
(a) D'Artagnan.
(b) Fouquet.
(c) Aramis.
(d) Colbert.

5. What interrupts Baisemeux's meal with Aramis?
(a) Baisemeux's wife enters with an invitation from Fouquet.
(b) A courier with a letter of release.
(c) A problem in the prison.
(d) A servant coming with a message.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Aramis do to persuade Baisemeux to release the prisoner without further verifying the letter is not a forgery?

2. Who has formed an alliance with M. Colbert that comes to light in Chapter 36?

3. Where does Fouquet suggest that Aramis should go as a place of refuge in Chapter 21?

4. What order of the king does an Officer give D'Artagnan after he decides to resign?

5. What does Baisemeaux do after he receives the order for the king's release from Fouquet endorsed by Louis?

(see the answer key)

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