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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 does Marguerite plan to travel to to meet her husband?
(a) Calais.
(b) Paris.
(c) Dover.
(d) Lombardy.

2. What room is always locked in the Blakeney house?
(a) Lord Blakeney's study.
(b) The library.
(c) The pantry.
(d) The attic.

3. What is the man sailing with Marguerite to meet her husband dressed as when he arrives?
(a) A steward.
(b) A nobleman.
(c) A French soldier.
(d) A lackey.

4. What object does Marguerite find on the floor of the private rooms?
(a) A seal.
(b) A belt buckle.
(c) A ring.
(d) A dagger.

5. Why does Lord Blakeney say he is leaving after he talks with Margeurite?
(a) To get away from her.
(b) To save Armand.
(c) To free the Viscomte.
(d) To visit some relatives.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the Chat Gris?

2. What does Chauvelin offer to the Jewish man in return for solid information about Blakeny?

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

4. How far behind does Andrew think Chauvelin is when they get to Calais?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Lord Blakeney say his love for Marguerite cooled?

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

3. What does Chauvelin say to Marguerite just before she leaves the ball?

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

5. What does the item Marguerite receives from Chauvelin reveal to her?

6. Why did the soldiers not stop Armand and the fugitives when they boarded the boat and left?

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

8. What does Chauvelin offer and threaten the Jewish man in Calais with?

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

10. What does Chauvelin find after getting information from Marguerite?

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