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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 24, The False King, Chapter 25, In Which Porthos thinks he is pursing a dukedom, and Chapter 26, The Last Adieus.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why is Raoul in need of consolation from his father in Chapter 26?
(a) He has been stripped of his commission in the army.
(b) His best friend has just died.
(c) He has discovered Louise La Valliere's infidelity with the king.
(d) He has suffered from a long illness.

2. Who comes to visit Athos after Aramis and Porthos have left?
(a) Le Duc de Beaufort.
(b) Colbert.
(c) Fouquet.
(d) The king.

3. What action does Fouquet suggest Louis take before they return to Vaux?
(a) He suggests Louis have a good meal.
(b) He suggests Louis take some rest with a short nap.
(c) He suggests Louis see a doctor about his wounds received in prison.
(d) He suggests Louis change his clothes.

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

5. Why does Aramis propose they take their carriage off of the road so they can converse in Chapter 8?
(a) He does not want another carriage to stop and offer assistance to them.
(b) They want to abandon the carriage and not have it draw suspicion.
(c) The carriage is broken and needs to be repaired.
(d) He does not want to take the carriage off of the road, but wants to have the conversation immediately.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why doesn't Porthos leave the room when D'Artagnan desires to speak secretly with Aramis in Chapter 14?

2. When Fouquet supposes that Aramis has intervened with the king to prevent his arrest in Chapter 21, how does he feel?

3. How many brothers does Aramis claim to have in Chapter 9?

4. What question does Queen Anne ask Fouquet during the banquet in Chapter 13?

5. What did Aramis send to Philippe in the prison before he freed him from the Bastille?

(see the answer key)

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