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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does M. Paul say when he joins Lucy in the alley and notices her pale coloring?
2. How does Lucy respond to the comments from Messieurs Boissec and Rochemorte as they are testing her?
3. When M. Paul asks Lucy how if she would welcome him back if he left for a number of years, how does Lucy respond?
4. While Lucy and M. Paul are speaking together in the country, what does M. Paul call Lucy?
5. Visually, how does Lucy describe the town square where Madame Walravens lives?
Short Essay Questions
1. Lucy closes the book letting her readers know that M. Paul is expected in November and letting the reader know of the many storms that have claimed lives in the seas. What is one ending regarding Lucy and M. Paul the reader can infer?
2. How did M. Paul keep his promise to the students and teachers of La Rue Fossette?
3. In Chapter 31, Lucy is trying to create a plan to gain more independence, what is her plan?
4. Why is Paulina afraid to tell her father that she is in love with Graham?
5. How does M. Paul respond to Lucy breaking his glasses?
6. Why is Zylie so interested in M. Paul?
7. Why doesn't Lucy give M. Paul his watchguard at first?
8. How does M. Paul respond to Lucy's jealousy about Justine Marie?
9. Madame Beck tells Lucy she cannot marry M. Paul. Why does Lucy think Madame Beck is saying this?
10. What are three things that Lucy does in the three years M. Paul is gone?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The literary element of conflict is found throughout Lucy's story. Please define conflict as a literary function. Describe the following three types of conflict and give one example from the story for each of these types of conflict:
1) Man vs. man.
2) Man vs. self.
3) Man vs. society.
Essay Topic 2
In the early chapters of the book we find Lucy alone and hopeless. At the end of the book we find Lucy still somewhat alone, but no longer hopeless. Who or what plays a role in Lucy moving from a place of hopelessness to a place of hope? Describe how Lucy gains hope throughout her journey in the novel.
Essay Topic 3
Lucy has significant relationships with both Paulina and Ginevra in the story. The reader can see, in the latter part of the novel, Lucy comparing the characters of Paulina and Ginevra to one another, and declaring one of them a better person than the other. Please compare and contrast Paulina and Ginevra's characters, give examples from the book, then explain which character you like more and why.
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