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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. How does Marguerite feel when she sees the room that is always locked standing open?
(a) Excited.
(b) Curious.
(c) Angry.
(d) Anxious.

2. How many soldiers does Chauvelin send to find Armand when he hears where he is?
(a) 18.
(b) 12.
(c) 6.
(d) 24.

3. Who is found in the supper room at the appointed hour?
(a) Chauvelin.
(b) Andrew.
(c) Lord Blakeney.
(d) Lord Antony.

4. Who stops Marguerite from getting to her brother?
(a) The Jewish Man.
(b) Chauvelin.
(c) Lord Blakeney.
(d) Armand.

5. What is Chauvelin eating when Lord Blakeney arrives at the inn in Calais?
(a) Soup.
(b) Pudding.
(c) Bread.
(d) Mutton.

Short Answer Questions

1. What time of day is Marguerite finally able to leave to find her husband?

2. How does Marguerite describe her surroundings in the Chat Gris?

3. What does Marguerite do when she sees the Jewish man beaten?

4. What does Suzanne talk about with Marguerite in the garden?

5. What was Blakeney seen renting from a Jewish man in Calais?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Marguerite hope to do when she hears Chauvelin's plan to imprison Blakeney?

2. What do Jellyband and his daughter think Marguerite is up to when she is planning her trip to France with Andrew?

3. How did Blakeney trick Chauvelin at the end of the book?

4. Why is Marguerite unable to sail for France when she had hoped?

5. What do the Blakeneys do when they return to England at the end of the book?

6. What does Chauvelin ask of the Jewish man in Calais?

7. How does Blakeney escape from Chauvelin at the Chat Gris?

8. What does Marguerite confide in her husband in the garden after the ball?

9. Why does Marguerite follow Chauvelin to where he thinks her husband will be?

10. How does Marguerite feel after giving information to Chauvelin at the ball?

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