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A Tale of Two Cities
A Tale of Two Cities
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1
What pair of characters are the best example of foil characters?
Sydney Carton and Charles Darnay
Lucie Manete and Madame Defarge
Lucie Manette and the former Marquis
Jerry Cruncher and his son
2
When the wine is spilled in the beginning of the book, what literary device is not used?
Imagery
Foreshadowing
Sarcasm
Motif
3
"Easy" question: What are the names of Chapters 3.4 and 3.5?
Calm in Storm, The Wood-Sawer
Calm in Storm, The Wood-Sawyer
Calming Storm, The Wood Sawer
Calming Storm, The Wood Sawyer
4
Time to break some win-streaks again!
I am telling the truth.
Think outside of the box.
The answer choice below me isn't telling the truth.
The answer choice to the right of me is telling the truth.
5
Which situation is most similar to how Stryver reacts when he learns Lucie doesn't like him?
A child breaks down in despair after losing a toy
A boy loses his umbrella and blames somebody else
A monkey ignores the shouting people
A man punches somebody for revenge
6
What does the Carmagnole represent?
The power of love to triumph over hate
Resurrection
The chaos of the French Revolution
The sweetness and joy of Lucie's life
7
What did Lucie tell her father after seeing the dance?
Lucy is very frightened by the mob
Lucie runs over to Madame Defarge to ask her what happened
Lucie is mostly afraid that the mob will hurt her daughter
Lucie is fearful for the safety of Charles
8
What might be a reason why Dickens mentions that one of Charles and Lucie's children died?
To give Lucie a desire for revenge
To connect to Dickens' experiences in his childhood
To demonstrate Lucie's shortcomings as a proper mother
To provide an explanation for the Doctor's relapses
9
Which was likely not a way the revolutionaries justified killing Foulon
He told the poor to eat grass
He was a noble
He was evil and wicked
He arrested several residents of Saint Antoine
10
Who qualifies as a dynamic character the
most
?
Jarvis Lorry
"The Golden Thread"
The Doctor of Beauvais
The Vengeance
11
Complete the phrase: "______, Equality, Fraternity, or _____"
Victory, Nothing
Liberte, Death
Liperty, Death
Liberty, Death
12
What is the best reason as to why the guillotine was "male"?
Dickens flipped a coin to decide
Archetypes
Sexism
Wait that's not right, the guillotine wasn't "male"
13
What could be used as evidence to prove a
dismayed
tone?
"They caught him"
"grass in his mouth"
"The women passionately screeching"
"Once, he went aloft, and the rope broke"
14
What is an example of Dickens conveying a
scornful
tone towards the revolution?
Describing Doctor Manette's new fame throughout the city
Describing Lucie's fear and worry
Describing the mournful songs of the Condemned in tumbrils
Describing the guillotine as a devil's toy
15
Based on what Lucie told her father (not the carmagnole) what theme could we relate this to?
The Storm
Fire and Water
Recalled to Life
The Golden Thread
16
Last Question! Who arrives in Paris at the end of 3.5 and
why is this significant?
Jerry Cruncher, It shows that Dickens will incorporate humor
The Jackal, Shows his link to Lucie and Darnay's family
Sydney Cartoon, Shows his bond with Lucie's daughter
Mr. Stryver, Shows his desire to marry Lucie
17
Time to break some win-streaks! (hint:
top-left
)
The write answer
the right answer is on the right
This is the wrong anwser
This is the wrong answer
18
Why was the French Revolution a paradox?
The peasants acted cruelly against the "cruel" nobles
It wasn't a paradox, it did exactly what was planned
The revolution only made conditions worse
The revolution succeeded even though it wasn't expected to
19
Who is the man the quote referring to?
Charles Darnay
Ernest
Mr. Stryver
Solomon
20
Which of the following served best as foreshadowing for the
mobs
of the French Revolution?
The funeral parade of Roger Cly
The "smoldering fire" in Defarge's wine
The stone objects of the Marquis' chateau
The funeral parade of John Barsad
