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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 tells Marguerite that Chauvelin now knows who the Scarlet Pimpernel is?
(a) Antony.
(b) Suzanne.
(c) Lord Blakeney.
(d) Armand.

2. What is the Chat Gris?
(a) A restaurant.
(b) A pub.
(c) An inn.
(d) A train station.

3. Who talks to Margeurite just before she gets into her carriage to leave the ball?
(a) The servant.
(b) Suzanne.
(c) Lord Blakeney.
(d) Chauvelin.

4. Who does Marguerite confide in when she realizes her husband is the Scarlet Pimpernel?
(a) Vicomte de Tournay.
(b) Suzanne.
(c) Countess de Tournay.
(d) Andrew.

5. Where does Margeurite see love from her husband after the ball?
(a) His hands.
(b) His eyes.
(c) His voice.
(d) His stance.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What is the man in the supper room at the appointed hour doing?

3. How many soldiers does Chauvelin send to find Armand when he hears where he is?

4. Why is Marguerite not able to leave when she wants to to find her husband?

5. How does Marguerite feel after finding the object on the floor of the private room?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. What does Marguerite tell Chauvelin at the ball?

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

5. What relieves the tension Marguerite was feeling when she arrives in France?

6. What does Lord Blakeney say to his wife before leaving after their talk in the garden?

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

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

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

10. What does Chauvelin command his soldiers when they get to the cabin?

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