A Tale of Two Cities and the Victorian Age

Jerry Cruncher calls himself

Miss Pross meets her brother at

The 19th century saw ___ become the center of influence in Western civilization

Madame Defarge is driven primarily by a desire for personal vengeance

Dickens uses an extended metaphor to describe the two classes in France

Sydney, in the end, refers to Lucie as

The emphasis on external conformity is called

Miss Pross complains about hundreds of suitors for Lucie, but there are really only

The executioner in charge of the guillotine is called

The people who destroy the shoemaking tools enjoy getting rid of them

All of the following die at the Guillotine

Madame Defarge knits ___

Dickens incorporates a great deal of sentimentality. An example would be

Dickens tells us that the Revolutionaries replace the __ with the Guillotine

Miss Pross tells Jerry to meet her at the cathedral and stays behind because

The Victorian Period is a period of

The Victorian Age is divided into ___ periods

Darnay's father was the ___ brother

The motto of the Revolution is

Lucie and Mme. Defarge are both compared to spinners

Sydney Carton is the

Dickens despises

Charles Darnay is put on trial ____ times

The Jacques who is always chewing his fingers is

A sheep is cant (slang) for a

The "Woman Question" concerned the

The Doctor of Beauvais is

The Middle Victorian Period (1848-1870) was marked by

The novel became the dominant form of literature in the ___ period

Sydney Carton hates Darnay because

The fate of Foulon illuminates

A wine cask falls, giving us our first view of

The Reform Bill of 1832

The first stranger little Lucie turns to is

Dr. Manette believes he bears a charmed life in Paris

Alexandre Manette is imprisoned in

Jerry Cruncher tells Miss Pross that he hopes

The people who storm the Bastille are compared to

___ was Darnay's servant

Bentham's Utilitarians cared about whether or not an institution was useful, which meant

Who is NOT a Victorian writer?

Dr. Manette spent ___ years in his prison cell

Who is NOT a major Victorian novelist?

Dickens shows us over and over that the revolutionaries are capable of conflicting qualities

The "tall joker" who writes blood on the wall is

The title of Book I, Recalled to Life, refers to

Most Victorian novels were originally published in ___ form in magazines

Dr. Manette wrote an account of what happened to him in

Dr. Manette was imprisoned in

M. Defarge never falters in his support of his wife's vendetta

England becomes a center of ___ in the 19th century

When Dr. Manette relapses, his shoemaking tools are destroyed by