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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. What French general, resistant, and statesman is described in Chapter 8?
(a) Edith Cavell.
(b) Julien Rossignol.
(c) Juliette Gervaise.
(d) Charles de Gaulle.
2. Where does Vianne see a "No Jews Allowed" sign in town in Chapter 16?
(a) At the butcher shop.
(b) At the wine store.
(c) At the beauty salon.
(d) At the bakery.
3. What do Beck and the German soldiers do when they come to Vianne's home in Chapter 13?
(a) They abduct Ari.
(b) They shoot Rachel.
(c) They abduct Sophie.
(d) They tear down a wall.
4. Where is the unnamed elderly woman living in Chapter 1?
(a) Oregon.
(b) New York.
(c) London.
(d) Paris.
5. What does Isabelle demark with chalk in Chapter 9?
(a) A Nazi poster.
(b) A newspaper.
(c) A movie poster.
(d) A painting.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where do Gaetan and Isabelle run for protection from the bombing in Chapter 6?
2. What is one of the haggard women clutching when she comes to Vianne's door in Chapter 7?
3. Who tends to Vianne after she has collapsed in Chapter 20?
4. What does Isabelle's last name translate to in English?
5. What does Isabelle receive at the ration line in the end of Chapter 10?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is the theme of family developed in Chapter 15?
2. Why is Isabelle successful in her mission in Chapter 19?
3. What mission does Henri enlist Isabelle to in Chapter 10?
4. How is the demoralization of war illustrated in Chapters 5 and 6?
5. How would you compare the characters of Vianne and Isabelle in The Nightingale?
6. Why does Vianne not write to Antoine in Chapter 20?
7. How are Isabelle and Vianne contrasted in Chapters 5 and 6 of the novel?
8. What themes are introduced in Chapter 1?
9. How does Isabelle relate to the pilots in Chapter 19?
10. How does the author illustrate the violence of war in Chapter 6?
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