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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. Who will one day adopt Claude's baby daughter?
(a) Alexandre.
(b) Tallien.
(c) Napoleon.
(d) Rose.
2. What does Madam Croy tell Rose about her daughter in "Madam'?
(a) She is an accomplished pianist.
(b) She is pregnant with Alexandre's child.
(c) She is engaged to be married.
(d) She is deathly ill.
3. Who is the daughter of the woman who Rose moves in with in 'Citoyenne'?
(a) Janelle.
(b) Gabrielle.
(c) Marcy.
(d) Lucie.
4. What startles Rose when she reunites with Eugene?
(a) He has grown to be very tall.
(b) He is wearing dirty clothes.
(c) He does not recognize her.
(d) He cannot speak Italian.
5. In what city does 'Citoyenne' begin?
(a) Marseilles.
(b) Vergennes.
(c) Toulan.
(d) Paris.
Short Answer Questions
1. In what prison are Rose and Alexandre both held?
2. Who objects to Rose's move in 'Madam'?
3. What favor does the Comtesse de Montmorin ask of Rose in 'Citoyenne'?
4. What advice is Rose given to avoid trial?
5. Who is Rose's husband in 'Citoyenne'?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are her finances a constant subject of concern for Rose throughout her life?
2. Why does Rose leave the island prior to an invasion by the English?
3. What big favor does Rose ask of her friends, Princess Amalia and her brother, Frederick in 'Citoyenne'?
4. What does Rose learn about the profits from the family's plantation business?
5. Why does Alexandre have Eugene removed from the convent without Rose's knowledge?
6. Why does Rose not terminate Agathe even though she feels she is spying on her?
7. Why do Rose and Hortense make a trip to Rose's family's plantation home in 'Madam'?
8. What is the encounter between Rose and William Browden like in 'Madam'?
9. Why would people refer to Eugene as a "dauphin"?
10. What is the situation regarding Rose's filing for a legal separation from Alexandre?
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