The Count of Monte Cristo Quiz

This Study Guide consists of approximately 70 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Count of Monte Cristo.
Study Guide

The Count of Monte Cristo Quiz

This Study Guide consists of approximately 70 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Count of Monte Cristo.

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Where does Albert go for the Carnival Holiday? (from Chapter 28, The Prison Register, Chapter 29, The House of Morrel and Son, Chapter 30, The Fifth of September, Chapter 31, Italy: Sinbad the Sailor, Chapter 32, The Waking, Chapter 33, Roman Bandits, Chapter 34, The Colosseum, Chapter 35, La Mazzolata, and)

2.

Why does Albert wander away from Franz during the carnival? (from Chapter 28, The Prison Register, Chapter 29, The House of Morrel and Son, Chapter 30, The Fifth of September, Chapter 31, Italy: Sinbad the Sailor, Chapter 32, The Waking, Chapter 33, Roman Bandits, Chapter 34, The Colosseum, Chapter 35, La Mazzolata, and)

3.

What is the name of Danglars's daughter? (from Chapter 42, Monsieur Bertuccio, Chapter 43, The House at Auteuil, Chapter 44, The Vendetta, Chapter 45, The Rain of Blood, Chapter 46, Unlimited Credit, Chapter 47, The Dappled Greys, and Chapter 48, Ideology)

4.

What kind of abode to Mercédès and Albert live in after they leave Fernand? (from Chapter 106, Dividing the Proceeds, Chapter 107, The Lion's Den, Chapter 108, The Judge, Chapter 109, The Assizes, Chapter 110, The Indictment, Chapter 111, Expiation, and Chapter 112, The Departure)

5.

What does the Count tell a group of people he dug up in his back yard? (from Chapter 60, The Telegraph, Chapter 61, How a Gardener May Get Rid of the Dormice that Eat His Peaches, Chapter 62, Ghosts, Chapter 63, The Dinner, Chapter 64, The Beggar, and Chapter 65, A Conjugal Scene)

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