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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 41, what does Lucy confess to M. Paul that she is worried about?
(a) The he had forgotten her.
(b) That she was dying.
(c) That he never really liked her.
(d) That M. Paul had already left the country.

2. While Lucy and M. Paul are speaking together in the country, what does M. Paul call Lucy?
(a) Little woman.
(b) Sweetheart.
(c) Little sister.
(d) Chipmunk.

3. Why does M. Paul tell Lucy that people think that she is dangerous for him?
(a) Because she has no connections.
(b) Because she is of a different religion.
(c) Because she does not want to marry.
(d) Because she is not loving.

4. Lucy continues to observe Graham and Paulina together. What is Paulina's presence doing for Graham?
(a) Making him too feminine.
(b) Making him rude to Lucy.
(c) Making him distant.
(d) Making him a better man.

5. What is M. Paul most worried about leaving Lucy at the Rue Fossette when he leaves?
(a) He is worried about her being able to get letters from him.
(b) He is worried that Lucy will forget him.
(c) He is worried about Madame Beck .
(d) He is worried that Lucy will get more ill.

6. Paulina asks Lucy her opinion of Graham. What does Lucy say about Graham?
(a) He is a kind man.
(b) He is too quiet.
(c) He does not like Paulina.
(d) He is rude.

7. The more that Lucy and M. Paul speak about their religions, what does Lucy find?
(a) Their fundamental beliefs are the same.
(b) Catholicism is the right way.
(c) She cannot be friends with M. Paul.
(d) Religion is not a big deal.

8. All the students and teacher bring something for M. Paul to celebrate his fete. What do they bring?
(a) A plaque.
(b) A bouquet.
(c) A trophy.
(d) A medallion.

9. What does M. Paul give to a child to pass on to Lucy as he is leaving the school?
(a) A hankerchief.
(b) A ring.
(c) A flower.
(d) A note.

10. While waiting in the parlor at Madam Walravens, Lucy begins to study a portrait. Who's portrait is it?
(a) Madame Beck.
(b) Paulina.
(c) Zylie.
(d) Justine Marie.

11. M. Paul soon realizes that Lucy knows his secret about Madame Walravens. What does he ask her to do?
(a) To mind her own business.
(b) To trust him.
(c) To not tell anyone else.
(d) To leave him alone.

12. In Chapter 33, M. Paul asks Lucy what she thinks of his story. What does Lucy say?
(a) She was not paying attention.
(b) She hates stories.
(c) She enjoyed it.
(d) She likes to tell stories too.

13. When M. Paul asks Lucy to write down his stories, what excuse does she offer for not being able to?
(a) She writes too slowly.
(b) She does not like writing .
(c) She does not know how to write.
(d) She cannot because she is writing her own stories.

14. In Chapter 41, M. Paul comes back to the Rue Fossette to say goodbye to Lucy. What is his reaction when he first sees her?
(a) He is saddened to see that she has been ill and unhappy.
(b) He realizes that he is glad to leave.
(c) He is not excited to see her.
(d) He thinks that she looks well and in good spirits.

15. When everyone else at the school seems to be afraid of M. Paul and his temper, who is the one person who seems to challenge him?
(a) Fifine.
(b) Mrs. Bretton.
(c) Lucy.
(d) Mr. Home.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Paulina and her father discuss Paulina's love for Graham, what do we learn about Paulina?

2. In Chapter 29, Mrs. Bretton sends a note to Lucy. What does the note say?

3. Paulina takes something from both her father and Graham to put into her locket. What does she put in her locket?

4. Madame Beck tells Lucy that M. Paul cannot marry. How does Lucy respond to this?

5. What part of her new school does Lucy decide to dedicate to M. Paul while he is away?

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