4. What prayer does Hortense say when stopping in an island church?
(a) That she would become beautiful.
(b) That Eugene could stay with the family.
(c) That Alexandre would love Rose.
(d) That Alexandre would go away and never come back.

5. For what does Rose sue Alexandre?
(a) Alimony.
(b) Legal separation.
(c) Child support.
(d) Divorce.

6. What does Alexandre want in exchange for giving Rose anything she wants in 'Madam'?
(a) Custody of both children.
(b) A divorce.
(c) Custody of Eugene when he turns five.
(d) Rose must move to England.

7. Where does Rose move in October of 1783?
(a) A cottage.
(b) A convent.
(c) A studio.
(d) A palace.

8. Who is William Browden?
(a) The family accountant.
(b) A newspaper editor.
(c) Rose's childhood sweetheart.
(d) Alexandre's attorney.

9. Who objects to Rose's move in 'Madam'?
(a) Barras.
(b) Tallien.
(c) Alexandre's father.
(d) Alexandre.

10. Where does Agathe routinely visit in 'Citoyenne'?
(a) A popular bakery.
(b) An underground political club.
(c) The Louvre.
(d) The guillotine.

11. What advice is Rose given to avoid trial?
(a) Don't ask for any special favors.
(b) Don't make any trouble.
(c) Stay in bed.
(d) Hide in the shadows.

12. For what purpose does Rose employ Marie de Lannoy in 'Citoyenne'?
(a) To be a tutor for Hortense.
(b) To act as her social secretary.
(c) To organize her finances.
(d) To be her personal maid.

13. What happens to Alexandre when he resigns his position in 'Citoyenne'?
(a) He is revered.
(b) He is treated like a criminal.
(c) He is executed.
(d) He gets a civilian job.

14. Where does Marie's daughter go to stay in 'Madam' in order to give Marie a chance to grieve?
(a) A convent.
(b) An aunt's home.
(c) A boarding school.
(d) A grandmother's home.

15. In what environment does Alexandre not want Eugene to be raised in?
(a) Without his father's influence.
(b) In the polluted Paris air.
(c) With a pair of feuding parents.
(d) In a house of women.