Therese Raquin Quiz | Eight Week Quiz C

Émile Gaboriau
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 130 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Therese Raquin Quiz | Eight Week Quiz C

Émile Gaboriau
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 130 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters X - XII.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Thérèse keep running downstairs in "Chapter IV"?
(a) To make sure the shop is locked.
(b) To clean.
(c) To get more food.
(d) To help customers.

2. How does Laurent start his attack on Camille in "Chapter XI"?
(a) He tickles him.
(b) He hits him in the head.
(c) He grabs his wrist.
(d) He slaps him.

3. In "Chapter XI", what does Laurent first think to do to kill Camille?
(a) Poison him.
(b) Strangle him.
(c) Drown him.
(d) Hit him in the head.

4. In "Chapter I", what does the man do in the shop?
(a) Steals hats.
(b) Talks to the ladies.
(c) Sweeps the floor.
(d) Carries the boxes.

5. In "Chapter III", why does the narrator say Camille wanted to leave the country?
(a) He found a new job.
(b) He had never been to a city.
(c) He was bored.
(d) He wanted to go to school.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Thérèse write a letter to Laurent in "Chapter IX"?

2. At the end of "Chapter III", how much time does the narrator say has passed since the Raquins obtained the shop in Paris?

3. In "Chapter VI", what convinces Laurent he can be Thérèse's lover?

4. How does Laurent feel about being caught for killing Camille?

5. In "Chapter II", why does the narrator say Thérèse was excited about living in the country?

(see the answer key)

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