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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 does Adeline stay with while in Paris in Chapter 23?
(a) Clara.
(b) Peter.
(c) Mrs. La Motte.
(d) M. Verneuil.
2. Where does La Luc go to try and help Theodore's situation?
(a) London.
(b) Savoy.
(c) Vienna.
(d) Frankfurt.
3. Why doesn't La Luc go to see Theodore right away in Chapter 20?
(a) He is ill.
(b) He is ashamed.
(c) He is scared.
(d) He is stopped by the Marquis.
4. Who tries to help Theodore by telling the Marquis his wounds are severe?
(a) Peter.
(b) Theodore's doctor.
(c) Adeline.
(d) La Motte.
5. What does Adeline hear on the first night on the ship?
(a) Crying.
(b) A familiar song.
(c) Whale sounds.
(d) A scream.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 14, where does the Marquis request to take a walk with La Motte?
2. What frightens La Luc's daughter's horse in Chapter 17?
3. How does the Marquis react to the news that Theodore's condition is serious?
4. Who does Adeline encounter in the small town in Chapter 19?
5. What about the letter transfixes the Marquis?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who does Adeline find out she is related to in Chapter 24? What does this person bring to Adeline?
2. Who is Du Bosse? Why is he angry with the Marquis?
3. What information does D'Aunoy reveal with his testimony in Chapter 23?
4. Why did the Marquis kill his brother? How did the Marquis figure out who Adeline really was?
5. What does the valet give to the Marquis? How does the Marquis react to the item?
6. What does Adeline find out about Theodore's family in Chapter 19?
7. What is the Marquis' lone regret in Chapter 23?
8. Where does La Luc's family meet M. Amand? How do Adeline and Amand strike up a friendship?
9. What happens when La Motte enters Adeline's room to murder her?
10. Who makes a request to see Adeline in Chapter 19? What does he tell her?
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