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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. Which expense does Alexandre pay for, relieving Rose of further financial burden in 'Madam'?
(a) The butcher's pay.
(b) The tutor for their daughter.
(c) The rent on her chateau.
(d) The wet nurse's pay.

2. Who is Laura Longpre?
(a) Alexandre's mistress.
(b) Rose's seamstress.
(c) Eugene's tutor.
(d) Hortense's wet nurse.

3. What ethnic group is the woman who Rose moves in with at Rue Saint-Dominique?
(a) Creole.
(b) Corsican.
(c) Vietnamese.
(d) Jewish.

4. Who does Tallien tell Rose that he is in love with in 'Citoyenne'?
(a) Therese Cabarrus.
(b) Giselle Boulanger.
(c) Isabel Robichaud.
(d) Princess Amalia.

5. With whom does Rose become friendly in 'Citoyenne'?
(a) Princess Amalia.
(b) Princess Cecile.
(c) Princess Isabel.
(d) Princess Justine.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Rose's husband in 'Citoyenne'?

2. Which palace is converted into a prison in 'Citoyenne'?

3. Who is Agatha Rible?

4. Who is Rose's sister?

5. Where does Marie's daughter go to stay in 'Madam' in order to give Marie a chance to grieve?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Claire believe that Mimi should be sold?

2. What is the situation regarding Rose's filing for a legal separation from Alexandre?

3. What effect does the turmoil in France have on Rose's life in 'Citoyenne'?

4. Why is Alexandre so angry when he learns that Rose has sent the children to England in 'Citoyenne'?

5. What is Hortense's reaction to Alexandre upon her return to Paris?

6. Why does Rose leave the island prior to an invasion by the English?

7. What is the particular sadness Rose feels while leaving the island in 'Madam'?

8. Why does Rose feel compelled to move out of her home in 'Madam'?

9. Why does Alexandre have Eugene removed from the convent without Rose's knowledge?

10. Why would people refer to Eugene as a "dauphin"?

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