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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. While M. Paul is gone he writes letters to Lucy, what does he say about her religion?
(a) That she should remain Protestant.
(b) That Lucy is silly for being Protestant.
(c) That he realizes Protestantism is the only way.
(d) The Lucy should become Catholic like him.

2. Lucy tries to deliver a note to M. Paul during his class, and in the process breaks something of his. What does she break?
(a) A glass vase.
(b) His lunettes.
(c) His pencil.
(d) The classroom door.

3. What is the Faubourg Clotilde?
(a) The new school that M. Paul has opened for Lucy.
(b) The city next to Villette .
(c) Graham and Paulina's new home.
(d) The boat that will carry M. Paul to his new destination.

4. Lucy will never be Catholic. Why?
(a) She does not like the Pope.
(b) Her parents were Protestant.
(c) She doesn't believe in the extravagance of the Mass.
(d) She does not need religion.

5. When Madame Beck refuses to leave the room where Lucy and M. Paul are saying goodbye, what does M. Paul do?
(a) He ignores her.
(b) He slaps Madame Beck.
(c) He storms out alone.
(d) He begins to cry.

6. Why does Madame Beck make Lucy stay upstairs translating a letter on M. Paul's last day?
(a) Because the letter needs to be translated immediately.
(b) To try to keep her from saying goodbye.
(c) To make life easier on M. Paul.
(d) Because Lucy is getting sick.

7. Why does Madame Beck ask Lucy to go to Madame Walravens?
(a) To deliver a note.
(b) To drop off a basket.
(c) To bring her some dinner.
(d) To invite her to a party.

8. Lucy decides she will take the note to M. Paul. When she enters his classroom, how does he initially respond?
(a) He ignores her.
(b) He makes her read the note out loud.
(c) He smiles at her.
(d) He calls her a mean name.

9. Visually, how does Lucy describe the town square where Madame Walravens lives?
(a) Bright and cheerful.
(b) Very high class.
(c) Poor.
(d) Grand.

10. What subject does M. Paul decide to teach Lucy himself?
(a) German.
(b) History.
(c) English.
(d) Arithmetic.

11. What do Messieurs Boissec and Rochemorte ask Lucy to write an essay about?
(a) Human justice.
(b) Protestantism.
(c) The social role of women.
(d) Right and wrong.

12. When Lucy speaks with M. de Bassompierre about Paulina and Dr. Bretton's feelings for one another, what does she say to try to encourage M. de Bassompierre?
(a) It is easier to give Paulina to a friend than a stranger.
(b) That M. de Bassompierre should get remarried as well.
(c) That Graham is a not a gentleman.
(d) That they will get engaged even if he says no.

13. Who does Lucy find out is responsible for taking care of Madame Walravens financially?
(a) Dr. Bretton.
(b) Mr. Homes.
(c) de Hamal.
(d) M. Paul.

14. What does Paulina tell Lucy she received from Graham when traveling across France with her father?
(a) A necklace.
(b) Nothing.
(c) A letter.
(d) Flowers.

15. Who works with Madame Beck to tell Lucy about M. Paul's situation with Madame Walravens?
(a) M. Paul.
(b) Pire Silas.
(c) Zylie.
(d) Dr. Graham.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Lucy finds out about M. Paul's generous care of Madame Walravens, what does she think?

2. M. Paul is leaving Europe to go where?

3. What is Lucy wearing the day of the school's breakfast in the country that causes M. Paul to make fun of her?

4. While Lucy and M. Paul are speaking together in the country, what does M. Paul call Lucy?

5. When Paulina tells her father about her love for Graham, how does he respond?

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