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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) Chancellor.
(c) Baron.
(d) Sir.
2. Who is imprisoned by the new government in France?
(a) The Republic officials.
(b) The Ambassador of France.
(c) The board of trustees.
(d) The King and Queen.
3. What is the name of Lord Blakeney's yacht?
(a) The Day Dream.
(b) The Musing.
(c) The Midsummer Night's Dream.
(d) The Dream of Dreams.
4. Who does the Comtesse's son say is most bitter against aristocrats in France?
(a) The women.
(b) The rich.
(c) The poor.
(d) The men.
5. Why did Margeurite turn in the Marquis St. Cyr?
(a) He imprisoned her parents.
(b) He beat her brother.
(c) He denied her courtship.
(d) He defiled her mother.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Marguerite say she thinks she saw when she approaches the friend of her husband?
2. What does the man called the Scarlet Pimpernel decide to do about the Revolution in France?
3. Who does Chauvelin say will be willing to help him after he meets with Antony and Andrew?
4. What does Chauvelin say he has to have before he will fulfill his side of the bargain with Margeurite?
5. What is a scarlet pimpernel?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is most upsetting to Marguerite about being blackmailed by Chauvelin?
2. How is Lord Blakeney described when he first appears in the book?
3. What will happen if Marguerite does not help Chauvelin?
4. What happened to Marguerite's marriage after her place in the Marquis's death was explained?
5. What was Marguerite's place in the Marquis's death?
6. How does the relationship between the Blakeneys appear when they are in public together?
7. How does Marguerite feel about the French Monarchy and the French Republic?
8. What did Chauvelin find that made Lady Blakeney willing to help him?
9. What will happen if Marguerite complies with and helps Chauvelin?
10. Who is the French Republic punishing in their Revolution, and why?
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