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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Paulina takes something from both her father and Graham to put into her locket. What does she put in her locket?
(a) A swatch of fabric.
(b) Finger nail clippings.
(c) Locks of hair.
(d) Pictures of both men.

2. What languages does M. Paul think Lucy secretly knows?
(a) Latin and Greek.
(b) Swedish and Spanish.
(c) Greek and Swedish.
(d) Spanish and Latin.

3. 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.

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

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

6. Who does Lucy see leaving Madame Walravens house when she is visiting on behalf of Madame Beck?
(a) A priest.
(b) M. Paul.
(c) A young child.
(d) Dr. Graham.

7. 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) His lunettes.
(b) The classroom door.
(c) A glass vase.
(d) His pencil.

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

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

10. 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 not loving.
(c) Because she does not want to marry.
(d) Because she is of a different religion.

11. Why is M. Paul leaving Europe?
(a) To get away from Madame Walravens.
(b) To go take care of the estate of Madame Walravens.
(c) To go take care of this wife.
(d) Because he is sick of Europe.

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

13. 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.

14. In Chapter 27, M. Paul stops to speak to Lucy after he has read to the students for the night. What does he say to her?
(a) She is not a very pretty woman.
(b) He is sorry for all that he has done.
(c) He very much likes Lucy.
(d) She is the best at making herself unpleasant.

15. Later that night, after Lucy has delivered the note to M. Paul, he stops by to read to the students. What does he read to them?
(a) A poem he wrote.
(b) Sections from his German lesson book.
(c) A play by William Shakespeare.
(d) A passage from the Bible.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Lucy is on her way back to Rue Fossette from the fete-night, what strange sight does she see?

2. Who is afraid to take messages to M. Paul because of his temper issues?

3. What does M. Paul use his study at the boy's college for?

4. In Chapter 33, M. Paul asks Lucy what she thinks of his story. What does Lucy say?

5. Who works with Madame Beck to tell Lucy about M. Paul's situation with Madame Walravens?

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