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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. How are Laure Longpre and Rose related?
(a) They are sisters.
(b) Laure is Rose's mother-in-law.
(c) They are cousins.
(d) Laure is Rose's step-sister.

2. What does Alexandre think of the idea of marriage with Rose in 'Vicomtese'?
(a) He would want children as soon as possible.
(b) He would strive to make her life an honorable one.
(c) Money would no longer be a problem for him.
(d) He would be the happiest man in France.

3. What is the second hotel where Rose and her father stay?
(a) The Four Seasons.
(b) Hotel Trianon.
(c) Hotel Graves.
(d) Fountainbleu Hotel.

4. Whose diary entry is noted in "Part I, Mademoiselle"?
(a) Manette's.
(b) Rose's.
(c) Fanny's.
(d) Claire's.

5. Why are Rose and her father asked to leave their hotel?
(a) The hotel has overbooked.
(b) They cannot pay for their room.
(c) Because of her father's incessant coughing.
(d) They failed to secure a reservation.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of Rose's uncles arrives in January of 1778?

2. Why does Desiree change Rose's gown and make-up?

3. What is Alexandre's perception of Rose?

4. Who is the woman that Alexandre truly loves?

5. How old is Rose as she writes in her diary?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Rose's family.

2. What is Rose's first perception of Paris?

3. Why does Rose's Aunt Desiree make alterations to Rose's appearance?

4. What does Rose learn from a fortune teller in 'Mademoiselle'?

5. Who is Rose's first child?

6. Who is the son of the Marquis and why is he so intent on marrying?

7. Why is Rose chosen to be the daughter who is betrothed to Alexandre?

8. What fortune does Rose's sister, Catherine, receive from the fortune teller?

9. What does Father Droppet urge Rose to do with her life?

10. When Alexandre accepts a position in Martinique, why does he not take Eugene or Rose with him?

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