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

2. Who is Rose's sister?
(a) Justine.
(b) Manette.
(c) Margo.
(d) Eloise.

3. What favor does Rose ask of Princess Amalia and Frederick in 'Citoyenne'?
(a) To take Hortense and Eugene to England.
(b) To borrow some money.
(c) To let her stay in one of their homes.
(d) To be godparents to her newborn child.

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

5. Who is Rose's father?
(a) Henri.
(b) Joseph.
(c) Louis.
(d) Charles.

Short Answer Questions

1. What startles Rose when she reunites with Eugene?

2. Why does Rose not want Alexandre to be appointed Minister of War in 'Citoyenne'?

3. Which expense does Alexandre pay for, relieving Rose of further financial burden in 'Madam'?

4. What news does Eugene bring Rose about Alexandre in 'Citoyenne'?

5. How many of Marie's children have died?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why is Rose afraid for Alexandre regarding his new position in 'Citoyenne'?

3. What does Rose learn about the profits from the family's plantation business?

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

5. Why does Rose not terminate Agathe even though she feels she is spying on her?

6. What big favor does Rose ask of her friends, Princess Amalia and her brother, Frederick in 'Citoyenne'?

7. Why are Alexandre and Rose under greater scrutiny due to an act by Alexandre's brother, Francois?

8. Who is Emilie and what role does she have in Rose's family?

9. What is the encounter between Rose and William Browden like in 'Madam'?

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

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