tale of two cities

Question 1

the occupant of Degarfe’s garret and the woman who came to see him are…
a) husband and wife
b) son and mother
c) brother and sister
d) father and daughter

Answer 1

d) father and daughter

Question 2

Jerry Cruncher…
a) is a friend of Mr. Lorry’s who must be kept secret from the bank because he is poor.
b) works for Tellson’s Bank as an odd-job man
c) is one of the wealthiest customers at Tellson’s Bank
d) works as Mr. Lorry’s accountant

Answer 2

b) wors for Tellson’s Bank as an odd-job man

Question 3

Who does this describe: “a young man of about five-and-twenty, well-grown and well-looking, with a sunburned cheek and a dark eye. His condition was that of a young gentleman. He was plainly dressed in black…and his hair, which was long and dark, was gathered in a ribbon…”
a) Judge Bailey
b) Charley Darnay
c) the Attorney General
d) Sydney Carton

Answer 3

d) Syndey Carton

Question 4

The occupant of Dafarge’s garret said his name was…
a) One Hundred and Five, North Tower
b) Prisoner One-Seven-Seven-Five
c) Jaques
d) Manette

Answer 4

a) One Hundred and Five, North Tower

Question 5

What seems odd, or out of place, about Jerry Cruncher?
a) #3 – His fingers have iron rust on them in the morning
b) #1 – His boots are clean before bed but muddy in the morning
c) #1&#2
d)#1&#3
e) #2 – His shirt is ironed after dinner but always rumpled in the morning
f) #2&#3

Answer 5

d) #1&#3

Question 6

When Jerry Cruncher becomes angry, it is because…
a) his son offered to help take his father’s boots off
b) his wife stays out late and doesn’t care about the house
c) his wife prayed for him and said grace at breakfast
d) his son was caught stealing bread in a local

Answer 6

c) his wife prayed for him and said grace at breakfast

Question 7

After Monsieur Defarge opened the door to his garret, he bid the occupant a good day. The occupant, who had the white hair, was…
a) making a lady’s shoe
b) painting a watercolor
c) taking a nap
d) building a rocking chair

Answer 7

a) making a lady’s shoe

Question 8

Tellson’s Bank is…
a) clean, tidy, well-lighted, warm, and welcoming
b) grimy, small, dingy, forbidding, and unwelcoming

Answer 8

b) grimy, small, dingy, forbidding, and unwelcoming

Question 9

At the Old Bailey, a prisoner on trial…
a) will always be found innocent
b) will most likely be found guilty
c) if found guilty, will usually be shown mercy
e) will always receive a fair, impartial trial

Answer 9

b) will most likely be found guilty

Question 10

How much time has elapsed at the start of Book 2?
a) five years
b) one year
c) fifteen years
d) 18 months

Answer 10

a) five years

Question 11

What animal does Dickens associate Stryver with?
a) lion
b) hare
c) sloth
d) jackal

Answer 11

a) lion

Question 12

Sydney Carton is…
a) a man who desires a lot of attention and is constantly engaging in odd public behavior to get that attention
b) an ill-natured drunk who doesn’t think highly of himself
c) a highly educated, well-bred gentleman who makes every effort to comfort Darnay
d) pleased to see Darnay out of hail and makes an effort to befriend him

Answer 12

b) an ill-natured drunk who doesn’t think highly of himself

Question 13

What provocative question does Carton ask Darnay?
a) “Do you think you would be free if you weren’t from a wealthy family?”
b) “Do you think I particularly like you?”
c) “Do you think you deserve to be free?”
d) “Do you think the English want you in their country?”

Answer 13

b)”Do you think I particularly like you?”

Question 14

Who does this describe? “stout, loud, red, bluff, and free from any drawback of delicacy, had a pushing way of shouldering himself…into conversations”
a) Jerry
b) Sydney Carton
c) Attorney General
d) Stryver

Answer 14

d) Stryver

Question 15

Sydney Carton and Stryver…
a) tolerate each other for the sake of business
b) are cousins who now work together
c) were classmates in London who studied English law
d) were classmates in London who studied French and Law

Answer 15

d) were classmates in London who studied French and Law

Question 16

Immediately after the trial ends, what is the response to Carton’s action that saved Darnay’s life?
a) Dr. Manette gets confused and thinks Carton was someone from his past
b) Lucie weeps in his arms and offers her eternal gratitude
c) Lorry responds that Carton did what ant good business man would have done
d) Nothing. No one knew.

Answer 16

d) Nothing. No one knew.

Question 17

Charles Darnay’s first dinner after being released from jail was…
a) with Sydney Carton at a tavern
b) at a local hotel with his school friends who get quite rowdy celebrating
c) a solitary one at home (all his friends thought he’d be kept in jail overnight)
d) at the Manette’s house with Pross and Jarvis Lorry

Answer 17

a) with Sydney Carton at a tavern

Question 18

Lucie Manette spoke as a witness at the trial of Charles Darnay and said…
a) Darnay was a gentleman and helped her get her father situated on the ship to be as comfortable as possible
b) She did not remember meeting Darnay on any ship
c) Darnay acted suspiciously when she met him; she and her father remembered him because of his rudeness
d) she thought Darnay was either a banker or an accountant, and that she only talked to him for a few minutes

Answer 18

a) Darnay was a gentleman and helped her get her father situated on the ship to be as comfortable as possible

Question 19

While the jury deliberated, Sydney Carton…
a) left the court in a rush, causing an officer to race after him
b) went to lunch with Lucie and Dr.Manete
c) Instructed an officer to give aid to Lucie Manette who had slumped into a faint
d) asked the judge if he could talk to the prisoner

Answer 19

c) instructed an officer to give aid to Lucie Manette who had slumped into a faint

Question 20

Dr. Manette spoke as a witness at the trial of Charles Darnay and said…
a) he did not remember meeting Darnay on any ship
b) Darnay was a gentleman and helped him get situated on the ship to be as comfortable as possible
c) he only spoke with his daughter for a few minutes, so he never really met Darnay
d) Darnay acted suspiciously when he met him, and that he and his daughter remembered him because of his rudeness

Answer 20

a) he did not remember meeting Darnay on any ship

Question 21

In the corner of the doctor’s bedroom stood a…
a) disused shoemaker’s bench and tray of tools
b) sewing table, mannequin, and tolls of a seamstress
c) full-length mirror with a picture of a young blond woman tucked into a corner
d) large wardrobe, or armoire, made out of walnut

Answer 21

a) disused shoemaker’s bench and tray of tools

Question 22

Dr. Manette’s health has been restored enough that he is now able to treat patients
a) true
b) false

Answer 22

a) true

Question 23

When Charles Darnay presented himself to Dr.Manette and Lucie, Darnay told them a story about what the workman said about an old dungeon when Darnay had visited the Tower of London. While telling his story…
a) Mr.Lorry excitedly called upon Dr. Manette and had to sit down for some time to catch his breath before he could talk
b) Lucie was so enamored by Darnay that she forgot to pour the tea
c) Miss Pross interrupted them and told Darnat not to talk about such things in front of Lucie
d) Dr. Manette seemed to have taken ill and looked terrified

Answer 23

d) Dr. Manette seemed to have taken ill and looked terrified

Question 24

What is Miss Pross worried about concerning Lucie?
a) That she has not had enough education to attract sufficient suitors
b) That she is unlikely to find a husband who Dr. Manette will approve of
c) That she spends too much time fretting about Dr. Manette
d) That “hundreds” of suitors are showing up at the house to see her

Answer 24

d) That “hundreds” of suitors are showing up at the house to see her

Question 25

Dr. Manette lived in quiet lodgings not far from... a) Piccadilly Circus b) Soho-square c) Whitechapel d) King's Cross

Answer 25

b) Soho-square

Question 26

When the Monsieur the Marquis traveled through the country, which of the following did not occur? a) The Monseigneur spoke to a woman who petitioned him to have a morsel of stone or wood as a headstone for her husband who had died b) The Monseigneur rode through a little village where only poor people lived c) The Monseigneur rode through a little village just outside his chateau where people in well-kept homes came out and bowed and cheered with their caps off when he rode past them d) The Monseigneur spoke to a peasant who told him a man had been hanging by a chain under his carriage as he rode

Answer 26

c) The Monseigneur rode through a little village just outside his chateau where people in well-kept homes came out and bowed and cheered with their caps off when he rode past them

Question 27

What does it take multiple people to prepare for the Monseigneur (in town) every morning? a) his horse b) his outfit c) his evening event d) his chocolate

Answer 27

d) his chocolate

Question 28

Miss Manette's governess has a brother named Solomon who... a) is a wise man who lives by the teachings of the Bible b) is a scoundrel who took her money and left her in poverty c) is a beggar and embarrassment to Miss Pross d) was a sailor whose ship was lost at sea many years ago

Answer 28

b) is scoundrel who took her money and left her in poverty

Question 29

Thirty horses, 24 male servants, and six female servants were all part of the household of the... a) Marquis b) Farmer General c) King d) Commerce-General

Answer 29

b) Farmer General

Question 30

when Monsieur the Marquis returns home, he asks a servant if who has arrived... a) Monsieur Charles b) Ernest Defarge c) Monsieur Carton d) Gaspard

Answer 30

a) Monsieur Charles

Question 31

While Jerry Cruncher sat on his stool outside Tellson's Bank... a) a fine carriage with six fine horses passed by b) an unruly crowd of school boys passed by c) a wedding party passed by d) a funeral procession passed by

Answer 31

d) a funeral passed by

Question 32

When young Jerry Cruncher followed his father and two other men, young Jerry eventually ran away from them... a) when a police officer blew his whistle and started running toward him b) when a bat landed on his shoulder c) when he thought he was being chased by a coffin d) when a snarling dog growled at him inside the gates of a cemetery

Answer 32

c) when he thought he was being chased by a coffin

Question 33

The men at Defarge's are worried about keeping the register safe, and Defarge said it is safe because a) he is only sharing the into with two other men who have vowed to commit suicide before giving up the names b) his wife has an excellent memory and will remember it without having to write anything down c) he is writing it on a scroll in Latin and few will be able to decipher the Latin d) his wife is knitting it with her own stitches and symbols so no one else can decipher it

Answer 33

d) his wife if knitting it with her own stitches and symbols so no one else can decipher it

Question 34

At the Defarge's, men listen to a story told by the mender of roads about... a) the identity of the man who clung to the bottom of the Marquis' carriage b) why the villagers are excited for the visit by the King and Queen c) Dr. Manette's return to prison and why the villagers are angry that he was imprisoned in the first place d) how soldiers hanged the man who killed the Marquis

Answer 34

d) how soldiers hanged the man who killed the Marquis

Question 35

When Sydney Carton visits Lucie... a) he was delighted by spring and, for the first time in months, felt happy, so he brought her flowers b) he is nervous, wringing his hands, making Lucie feel uncomfortable because he is stumbling over his words and not talking coherently c) he has declared himself to be a worthless drunk but promised to improve himself from that day forth d) he spoke to her with tears in his eyes, saying he will sink lower and that he is a wretch

Answer 35

d) he spoke to her with tears in his eyes, saying he will sink lower and that he is a wretch

Question 36

After speaking with Lucie, Sydney Carton says a final farewell and "God bless you" and when he leaves, Lucie... a) ran after him and told him to return but he didn't stop b) sat quietly, not knowing what to do c) was relieved he would no longer call on her d) wept mournfully for him

Answer 36

d) wept mournfully for him

Question 37

When the Crunchers sat down to tea, Jerry said a) He was going out later to make money shining shoes b) He was going out later to fish c) He was going out later to the pub d) He was going out later to hunt for deer

Answer 37

b) He was going out later to fish

Question 38

When it comes to Jerry Cruncher's "business" that is conducted in the dark, his wife, Mrs. Cruncher... a) thinks its an honorable business and fully supports it b) does not approve of it which makes Jerry angry c) does not approve of it, but Jerry barely notices and isn't bothered by her opinion d) approves of it, which oddly enough annoys Jerry

Answer 38

b) does not approve of it which makes Jerry angry

Question 39

Madame Defarge played with him like a cat might have done with a mouse and the rope broke twice while he was being hanged. He was... a) the Vengeance b) old Foulon c) John Barsad d) the Marquis

Answer 39

b) old Foulon

Question 40

Lucie asks a favor of her husband, asking him to... a) give consideration and respect to Sydney Carton b) throw a dinner party in honor of Sydney Carton c) move the family to France d) gently push Mr. Lorry into calling on Miss Pross

Answer 40

a) give consideration and respect to Sydney Carton

Question 41

Once the governor was killed, Madame Defarge a) cut off his head b) poured wine into his mouth c) had his body hanged from a hotel's balcony d) had his body dragged through the streets by a horse

Answer 41

a) cut off his head

Question 42

Which statement about Lucie and Charles is true? a) They became the most celebrated couple in the city for their charitable work b) They had a baby boy who died after saying "I am very sorry to leave you both...I am called, and I must go!" c) They lived in luxury off a secret stash of money Darnay secreted out of France d) They were financially supported by Dr. Manette since Darnay had no employable skills

Answer 42

b) They had a baby boy who died after saying "I am very sorry to leave you both...I am called, and I must go!"

Question 43

As time passed in their marriage, Lucie and Charles eventually had... a) a baby girl b) decided to move further away from the trouble they sensed was brewing c) realized they were not ideal companions d) become desperate to have Miss Pross marry and move out

Answer 43

a) a baby girl

Question 44

When Mr. Lorry visits Lucie, Charles, and Dr. Manette one night in July of 1789, he tells them... a) Mr. Stryver has made a poor business decision and may need some financial help b) how people in France are so uneasy they are sending their money and property to Tellson's Bank as fast as they can c) Tellson's Bank is losing money fast and pleads with Charles and Dr. Manette to withdraw their money as soon as possible before losing it d) he has given up on Miss Pross and decided to live as a bachelor forever

Answer 44

b) how people in France are so uneasy they are sending their money and property to Tellson's Bank as fast as they can

Question 45

Once the Bastille was taken, Monsieur Defarge wanted to... a) see one hundred five, North Tower b) find all records and burn them c) raise the flag of Saint Antoine on the highest rampart d) gather all of the officers and lock them in a large cell

Answer 45

a) see one hundred five, North Tower

Question 46

The mender of roads pointed in a direction, telling a traveler it was two leagues away. Later that evening, after the traveler had left... a) the mender of roads heard the traveler was apprehended by soldiers b) the Marquis' chateau had been set afire c) several men in the village held the mender of roads responsible for the traveler's escape and hanged him d) the villagers met the traveler at the Marquis' chateau, looting it of everything

Answer 46

the Marquis' chateau had been set afire

Question 47

The first person to congratulate Lucie and Charles upon returning from their honeymoon was... a) Miss Pross b) Mr. Lorry c) Sydney Carton d) Jerry Cruncher

Answer 47

c) Sydney Carton

Question 48

When Monsieur Defarge led the attack on the Bastille, his wife a) turned and ran away as soon as they faced soldiers b) fought with him, leading the women c) led a group of women attacking the police station in Saint Antoine d) stayed at the wine shop to care for the wounded

Answer 48

b) fought with him, leading the women

Question 49

When Mr. Lorry had a conversation with a young English lady, he was speaking to a) Miss Finnigan b) Miss Brown c) Miss Emmeline d) Miss Manette

Answer 49

d) Miss Manette

Question 50

When Defarge led Mr. Lorry to the garret, Defarge opened the door, and Mr. Lorry... a) thanked him for the room and took a nap b) found an old man making shoes c) saw an elderly woman knitting scarves d) was hit on the back of the head and locked in the room

Answer 50

b) found an old man making shoes

Question 51

When Mr. Lorry spoke to the "drawer" (bartender) at the Royal George Hotel, the drawer said his hotel often entertained a gentleman traveling between London and a) Madrid b) Amsterdam c) Paris d) Dover

Answer 51

c) Paris

Question 52

When a youth in France "had not kneeled down in the rain to do honor to a dirty procession of monks which passed which passed within his view," he was... a) forced to sign up and serve in the army b) struck on the back of the head, which killed him instantly c) convicted of a crime, tortured, and burned alive d) made to seek penance by the local priest and pay a large fine

Answer 52

c) convicted of a crime, tortures, and burned alive

Question 53

Mr. Lorry tells the young English lady that... a) her father has been found - he is alive b) her brother's ship has been lost at sea c) her cousin had been taken prisoner in France d) her mother has suddenly died

Answer 53

a) her farther has been found - he is alive

Question 54

When Jerry asked to see Mr. Lorry... a) Jerry was being robbed at gunpoint b) Mr. Lorry was hiding in an empty barrel c) the local bartender poured beer over Jerry's head d) Mr. Lorry was in a stagecoach with the Dover mail

Answer 54

d) Mr. Lorry was in a stagecoach with the Dover mail

Question 55

The answer to the question "buried how long?" is... a) not long enough b) forever c) almost seven years d) almost 18 years

Answer 55

d) almost 18 years

Question 56

The name the people used when talking to Monsieur Defarge was... a) Jacob b) Antoine c) Paul d) Jacques

Answer 56

d) Jacques

Question 57

In England, which of these crimes resulted in being hanged? (choose all that apply) #1 breaking into a house #2 committing murder #3 committing small-time robbery

Answer 57

1,2, and 3

Question 58

After Jerry gave Mr. Lorry a message on a folded piece of paper, Mr. Lorry told Jerry his answer was... a) "forever in your debt" b) "never, never, even after I die" c) "raise the battle flag, we're going to war" d) "recalled to life"

Answer 58

d) "recalled to life"

Question 59

Charles Darnay finds out that... a) his servant Gabelle has escaped and is now looking for Charles Darnay in England b) his servant Gabelle has been imprisoned in Paris c) Gabelle was arrested but later released from custody d) Gabelle may soon die from a horse and cart incident

Answer 59

b) his servant Gabelle has been imprisoned in Paris

Question 60

During the evening of Charles Darnay's return to Paris... a) a policeman stopped Darnay, but let him go b) a storm delayed his sea voyage for a week c) Darnay told Lucie he had an errand to run and left with a heavy heart d) Dr. Manette bid him farewell with a document to protect Darnay, signed by Dr. Manette

Answer 60

c) Darnay told Lucie he had an errand to run and left with a heavy heart

Question 61

When Charles Darnay reached Paris, he realized... a) he was in trouble and needed to hire a lawyer b) he could use the gold coins to buy favors from people c) the citizens, men, and women wore red caps and tri-color cockades d) people wearing white armbands were the ones in charge

Answer 61

c) the citizens, men, and women wore red caps and tri-color cockades

Question 62

In Tellson's Bank, a letter arrives for Mr. Lorry... a) is addressed to "Monsieur heretofore the Marquis St. Evremonde, of France" b) upsets Mr. Lorry and he won't let anyone see it c) Darnay slips into his pocket when no one is looking d) surprises him because it's from Madame Defarge

Answer 62

a) is addressed to "Monsieur heretofore the Marquis St. Evremonde, of France"

Question 63

When Charles Darnay was taken into custody by Defarge, Darnay asked if Defarge would... a) support him in court since Defarge knew he was married to Dr. Manette's daughter, and Defarge said no b) pass a message to Mr. Lorry at Tellson's Bank, and Defarge said yes c) pass a message to Mr. Lorry at Tellson's Bank from him, and Defarge said no d) support him in court since Defarge knew he was married to Dr. Manette's daughter, and Defarge said yes

Answer 63

c) pass a message to Mr. Lorry at Tellson's Bank from him, and Defarge said no

Question 64

Darnay's urge to travel to Paris was presented as a pull toward... a) all that is righteous in the world b) the Loadstone Rock c) a Mountain of Magnetite d) hell

Answer 64

b) the Loadstone Rock

Question 65

After several days of his journey inside France, Darnay stopped at a small inn in a little town on the road to Paris and... a) was greeted by the town's leader, who recognized him as an aristocrat who has never mistreated peasants b) was taken into custody and escorted to Paris by two armed patriots c) got a ride on a wagon from a well-known farmer d) was robbed of his money and papers

Answer 65

b) was taken into custody and escorted to Paris by two armed patriots

Question 66

Once Charles was locked in his prison cell... a) he lay on his straw mattress, curled up, because his anxiety increased greatly from claustrophobia b) he asked to see a lawyer and was told it would take a few days c) he paced his cell and thought about Dr. Manette making shoes while in prison d) he immediately wrote letters to Mr. Lorry and Dr. Manette

Answer 66

c) he paced his cell and thought about Dr. Manette making shoes while in prison

Question 67

When Mr. Lorry tells Charles Darnay he is taking a trip to the Paris branch of Tellson's Bank... a) Mr. Lorry says he will take Jerry Cruncher with him as his bodyguard b) Darnay convinces Mr. Lorry to remain in London c) Mr. Lorry receives a letter from Paris urging him to make the trip in secret d) Darnay forbids him to go, citing the danger

Answer 67

a) Mr. Lorry says he will take Jerry Cruncher with him as his bodyguard

Question 68

After three years of revolution, in 1792, many French aristocrats... a) died when their escape ship sank on its way to Spain b) remain powerful because of their wealth c) have fled France and live in London d) disguised themselves in France as revolutionaries

Answer 68

c) have fled France and live in London

Question 69

Mr. Lorry tells Jerry Cruncher he is not happy with Jerry's behavior. Mr. Lorry also says... a) Jerry must accept a pay cut to keep his job b) he is considering firing Jerry but will keep him employed for the time being c) if Jerry wants to stay employed, he must obey Mr. Lorry without hesitation d) If Jerry repents he must do so by his actions, not his words

Answer 69

d) If Jerry repents he must do so by his actions, not his words

Question 70

While out shopping and purchasing wine, Miss Pross... a) got into an argument with Monsieur Defarge b) told Jerry she had a plan for all of them to escape to France c) screamed after seeing her brother Solomon, who was disguised as a citizen of the Rebuplic d) slipper, hit her head, and was attended to by Madame Defarge

Answer 70

c) screamed after seeing her brother Solomon, who was disguised as a citizen of the Republic

Question 71

It is slowly revealed that Sydney Carton has a plan to help Charles Darnay. This plan includes... a) hiring Mr. Barsad b) Mr. Lorry agreeing to give Carton a large sum of money c) blackmailing Mr. Barsad d) using Jerry Cruncher without Jerry realizing it

Answer 71

c) blackmailing Mr. Barsad

Question 72

When discussion among Mr. Lorry, Mr. Barsad, Jerry Cruncher, and Sydney Carton evolved into the topic of Roger Cly... a) Mr. Barsad exclaims that he has never met Cly b) Jerry Cruncher announces that no body was buried inside Cly's coffin c) Mr. Lorry says that Cly is in an English prison d) Sydney Carton says Cly revealed Charles Darnay's real name to Monsieur Defarge

Answer 72

b) Jerry Cruncher announces that no body was buried inside Cly's coffin

Question 73

After Sydney helps a little girl across a muddy street in Paris, he walks away... a) and the girl's mother says "God bless you" b) while the wood-sawyer follows. him into the shadows c) feeling hopeful that he will someday have children d) repeating a prayer that was recited at his father's funeral

Answer 73

d) repeating a prayer that was recited at his father's funeral

Question 74

The Republic required that at every house... a) hang a red flag on its door to show loyalty b) write the names of the occupants on the door or doorpost c) a citizen guard should keep track of everyone who lived there, paid for by the occupants of the house d) food and water should be given to any citizen of the Republic who asks

Answer 74

b) write the names of the occupants on the door or doorpost

Question 75

One evening, outside LaForce, Sydney Carton encounters the wood-sawyer. In their conversation... a) Carton smokes a pipe with the wood-sawyer b) the wood-sawyer slams his door shut in anger c) the wood-sawyer invites Carton to witness the daily executions d) Carton embraces the wood-sawyer, calling him a true friend

Answer 75

c) the wood-sawyer invites Carton to witness the daily executions

Question 76

When four men in red caps come to the door where the Darnays are staying, they... a) asked for donations to the Republic b) wanted to celebrate Dr.Manette for freeing his son in law c) took Charles back into custody d) warned Dr.Manette that Charles was still in danger

Answer 76

c) took Charles back into custody

Question 77

When Mr. Lorry and Sydney Carton have a friendly discussion, Mr. Lorry says he is... a) 64 years old b) 52 years old c) 78 years old d) 89 years old

Answer 77

c) 78 years old

Question 78

Mr. Barsad was recognized by Sydney Carton as a... a) sheep, or spy, for the French in the prisons b) soulless backstabbed who will do anything for money c) traitor and had him arrested immediately d) friend and confident from a trial in England

Answer 78

a) sheep, or spy, for the French in the prisons

Question 79

The second patient Dr. Manette attended... a) crawled out the window to see the sun before dying b) put a curse on the Marquis and on his brother c) cried out in excruciating pain when the doctor dressed his wounds d) prayed with the doctor

Answer 79

b) put a curse on the Marquis and on his brother

Question 80

Dr. Manette made it clear to a person who summoned him that... a) he was uncomfortable with the situation and would report it to the authorities b) the patient needed to be talked to the hospital c) the doctor's fee would be really high d) communication with any patient is received in confidence

Answer 80

d) communication with any patient is received in confidence

Question 81

When Sydney Carton stopped at the wineshop in Saint Antoine... a) The Vengeance sat at Carton's table, staring at him until he got up and quickly left b) Madame Defarge said Carton looked like Charles Evremonde c) Jacques Three brought Carton a drink and then gave a toast to the death of Charles Evremonde d) Monsieur Defarge told Carton to leave because he was English

Answer 81

b) Madame Defarge said Carton looked like Charles Evremonde

Question 82

In the events outlined in Dr. Manette's letter, the first patient he attended was... a) a young man in his early 20s b) an elderly man in his late 60s c) a young woman in her early 20s d) an elderly woman in her late 60s

Answer 82

c) a young woman in her early 20s

Question 83

For his services, Dr. Manette... a) donated his fee to the local church b) would only accept a few bottles of wine c) refused payment d) accepted a rouleau of gold

Answer 83

c) refused payment

Question 84

Sydney Carton's exit plan from Paris, told Mr. Lorry... a) is set to begin at noon, when the church bells toll and the changing of the guard will make it difficult for the guards to pay attention b) has the entire Manette family leaving the afternoon of the execution at 2:00 o'clock c) has too many problematic elements and Mr. Lorry does not have faith it will work out d) makes sense, but it relies a great deal on whether Monsieur Defarge will help or not

Answer 84

b) has the entire Manette family leaving the afternoon of the execution at 2:00 o'clock

Question 85

In a letter read to the court written by Dr. Manette in 1767 about an event 10 years earlier, the letter's story... a) revolved around a woman being injured with an axe b) starts with the doctor being released from prison c) focuses on peasants who worked in wheat fields d) begins with the doctor being picked up by two men in a carriage

Answer 85

d) begins with the doctor being picked up by two men in a carriage

Question 86

After Charles Darnay was found guilty... a) Barsad felt some sympathy and allowed Charles to wave to Lucie briefly before being taken away b) Lucie is passed to the front and Charles is able to embrace her while the two say goodbye c) Barsad accepts a letter from Lucie and gives it to Charles before going back to jail d) Charles was immediately taken back to jail without being able to see his wife Lucie

Answer 86

b) Lucie is passed to the front and Charles is able to embrace her while the two say goodbye

Question 87

In the events outlined in Dr. Manette's letter, the second patient he attended was... a) a girl with an axe wound b) a girl with a sword wound c) a boy with a sword wound d) a boy with an axe wound

Answer 87

c) a boy with a sword wound

Question 88

In the letter, the reader learns that... a) the two patients' uncle is Monsieur Defarge b) the Marquis id Madame Defarge's father c) the Marquis' servant grew up to be the wood-sawyer d) Dr.Manette met Charles Darnay when Charles was a little boy

Answer 88

d) Dr. Manette met Charles Darnay when Charles was a little boy

Question 89

When Madame Defarge walked the streets of Paris she... a) carried a pistol and a dagger with her b) went to see the wood-sawyer and asked him to help her capture Lucie, Lucie's daughter, and Dr. Manette c) cried small tears for the prisoners but would. not let anyone see her tears d) knitted the names of her enemies into caps

Answer 89

a) carries a pistol and a dagger with her

Question 90

After Madame Defarge and Miss Pross's fight, it is soon discovered that... a) Dr. Manette and his family have fled Paris b) Charles Darnay, known as Evremonde, was escaped c) Jerry Cruncher is blind in one eye d) Miss Pross has lost her hearing

Answer 90

d) Miss Pross has lost her hearing

Question 91

Moments before they are executed, the little seamstress and Sydney Carton... a) have a short dance b) sing a children's song together c) kiss one another d) pray together

Answer 91

c) kiss one another

Question 92

When the tumbrils carry the prisoners to their executions... a) guards walk alongside and keep pushing people away who are trying to clasp the hands of the prisoners b) the citizens toss roses into the tumbrils c) one prisoner sings and tries to dance d) three prisoners stand at attention and salute the citizens

Answer 92

c) one prisoner sings and tries to dance

Question 93

When Madame Defarge speaks with The Vengeance and Jacques Three, she says her husband... a) is a weak coward who has no stomach for the executions b) went to the prison two days ago and no one has seen him since c) has a weakness because he wants to save Dr. Manette d) is so committed to the Republic he wants Dr. Manette executed

Answer 93

c) has a weakness because he wants to save Dr. Manette

Question 94

At the Paris apartment, Miss Pross directs Jerry Cruncher to... a) pick them up with the carriage at 3 o'clock at the cathedral b) get the carriage so they can leave immediately c) go to the cathedral directly and pray for everyone's safe escape d) find Madame Defarge and tell her to meet them at the wineshop

Answer 94

a) pick them up with the carriage at 3 o'clock at the cathedral

Question 95

Regarding Sydney Carton's plot, the spy John Barsad was most worried that... a) Carton would eventually betray Barsad b) Charles Darnay was too heavy to be carried c) Carton would not pay Barsad d) the main gate's guard would discover the plot

Answer 95

a) Carton would eventually betray Barsad

Question 96

The poor little seamstress girl... a) pleaded with Sydney Carton to help her find a judge who would save her b) cried so much it distracted the guards c) fainted from hunger, so Sydney Carton carried her d) asked Syndey Carton if she could hold his hand

Answer 96

d) asked Sydney Carton is she could hold his hand

Question 97

In his prison cell, Charles Darnay, sentenced as Evremonde, wrote letters to all of these people except: a) Dr.Manette b) Mr.Lorry c)Lucie d) Sydney Carton

Answer 97

d) Sydney Carton

Question 98

When Charles Darnay asked Syndey Carton what Carton had in his hand, the reader soon finds out that it was... a) a weapon b) a long black ribbon that could be tied around one's hair c) some drugs that were vaporous d) a pen

Answer 98

c) some drugs that were vaporous