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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 15: Volume 4, chapters 14-19.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What promise does Monsieur St. Albert require from Emily when he realizes he is dying?
(a) To enter a convent and become a nun.
(b) To burn the papers in his closet and never sell La Vallee.
(c) To marry Valancourt right away.
(d) To never marry Valancourt.

2. When Monsieur St. Albert, Valencourt and Emily find a shepherd's cabin at which a young woman laments that gypsies have stolen several sheep, what does Valancourt do to help the woman replace her missing sheep?
(a) He gives the woman a single gold coin.
(b) He gives the woman his entire purse of money.
(c) He gives the woman the name of a sheep seller.
(d) He hunts down the gypsies and steals the sheep back.

3. What Italian gentleman begins to pay special attention to Emily in Venice?
(a) Ludovico.
(b) Cavigni.
(c) Bertolini.
(d) Count Morano.

4. What does Emily do after Montoni has three armed men take her aunt away?
(a) She laughs because she hates her aunt.
(b) She searches for her aunt after midnight.
(c) She offers herself to her uncle for her aunt's freedom.
(d) She smuggles a letter to Valancourt asking for help.

5. What does Montoni threaten if Emily does not give him the estates she has inherited from her aunt?
(a) That he will murder her.
(b) That she will not have her Languedoc or Gascony estates.
(c) That he will force her to wed Count Morano.
(d) That he will force her to marry him.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Blanche gets separated from the rest of the Count De Villefort's party, what does she overhear?

2. What is the odd flame on Antonio's lance viewed as?

3. Who comes to Emily's rescue and saves her from her kidnappers?

4. Who does Emily think made the carving she finds near the chateau?

5. Who does Emily believe is being held prisoner in the castle after she hears the song from the lower room?

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