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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. Where are Isabelle and Micheline in the beginning of Chapter 38?
(a) Le Jardin.
(b) New York.
(c) A concentration camp.
(d) A Red Cross station.

2. What has become of Rachel and Marc in Chapter 37?
(a) They have been released from the camps.
(b) They have died.
(c) They have escaped to Spain.
(d) They have escaped to America.

3. Whose card does Isabelle slip up her sleeve in Chapter 21?
(a) Paul Levy's card.
(b) Edith Cavell's card.
(c) Juliette Gervaise's card.
(d) Julien Rossignol's card.

4. Whom does Vianne have nightmares about in Chapter 27?
(a) Beck and Isabelle.
(b) Von Richter.
(c) Sarah and Rachel.
(d) Henri and Julien.

5. Where do Vianne and her father go to talk in Chapter 33?
(a) Gaetan's house.
(b) The cathedral.
(c) Rachel's empty house.
(d) Le Jardin.

Short Answer Questions

1. When does Chapter 36 begin?

2. Where does Isabelle encounter Madame Babineau in Chapter 34?

3. Who is the child that Vianne takes with her at the train station in Chapter 23?

4. Who is Isabelle's contact in her mission of transporting the airmen in Chapter 21?

5. Who is awaiting Isabelle and Gaetan with three pilots in Chapter 30?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Isabelle describe her time at the concentration camp in Chapter 38?

2. How has the setting of Carriveau changed in Chapter 33?

3. Why is Isabelle unable to help her neighbors in Chapter 23?

4. How is the theme of womanhood developed in Chapter 32?

5. How are the characters of Vianne and Isabelle compared in Chapter 29?

6. How is the theme of war developed in Chapter 29?

7. Why don't the Nazi's believe Isabelle's confession in Chapter 34?

8. What does Vianne say about hate in Chapter 38?

9. What symbolism is revealed through Isabelle's dream in Chapter 27?

10. How is Isabelle's return home described in Chapter 38?

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