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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 is Andrew's title?
(a) Lord.
(b) Sir.
(c) Baron.
(d) Chancellor.
2. Who caused the Marquis de St. Cyr to be executed?
(a) Suzanne.
(b) The Comtesse.
(c) Brigitte.
(d) Marguerrite.
3. What does the Comtesse do when Lord Blakeney enters the room?
(a) Hides her face.
(b) Begins to weep.
(c) Faints.
(d) Leaves in a hurry.
4. What event does Chuavelin say the Scarlet Pimpernel will be attending the night he sees Margeurite for the second time?
(a) A play.
(b) A trial.
(c) An opera.
(d) A ball.
5. How does the narrator describe Lord Blakeney the first time we meet him?
(a) A handsome charmer.
(b) A man of many colors.
(c) A foolish bloke.
(d) All of these.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is Margeurite worried about her brother when he boards Blakeney's yacht?
2. How does Marguerite feel after her second encounter with Chauvelin?
3. What is left every time a fugitive is rescued?
4. What does Suzanne do when she sees Lord Blakeney's wife?
5. What does the favorite guard in France brag about?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Andrew and Antony say in response to what the Comtesse says to them in the Fisherman's Rest?
2. What will happen if Marguerite complies with and helps Chauvelin?
3. What can we see about Suzanne at the end of Chapter 3?
4. How does the Scarlet Pimpernel sneak past the best gate guard in Paris?
5. How are Lord Blakeney and his wife different from each other when they appear in public?
6. How does Lord Blakeney treat his wife when they are alone together in private?
7. How is Marguerite introduced when she first appears in the book?
8. What does Chauvelin say after tying up Antony and Andrew?
9. What did Margeurite do when the Marquis de St. Cyr was on trial?
10. How does the relationship between the Blakeneys appear when they are in public together?
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