You may use your book to look back at and make sure you are remembering correctly ---however, this test is timed ---so you should use your book and/or time WISELY! You have 15 minutes to take this test (if you read as instructed, you should have plenty of time!)
Five years later
France, not England
The following month
Beauvais, not Versailles
A coachman
A lawyer
A graverobber
A government informant
Not keeping the house more immaculate.
Praying.
Rarely cooking.
Her sarcastic remarks.
A lawyer
A pub
A wine shop
A court
The Englishman banker Lorry for embezzeling funds
The Englshman Darnay for treason against France
The Frenchman banker Lorry for embezzeling funds
The Frenchman Darnay for treason against England
He travelled frequently under an assumed name
He agreed with Washington's case against England
He bore a striking resemeblance to Dr. Manette
He was accused by Barsad and Cly
Darnay
Carton
Dr. Manette
Cruncher
Wicked
Modest
Genuine
Ambitious
Work for a major publishing company
Protest the excesses of the aristractic regime
Marry a wealthy woman
Seek his ow fortune
Attend a family funeral
Make sure he got his uncle's will taken care of
Search for his lost inheritance
Save a family servant
Son
Nephew
Brother-in-law
Servant
Painting portraits
Being a spy
Writing novels
Teaching the French language
A fall from a horse
Ironically run over by his own carriage
A knife attack by a peasant
An incompetent doctor
Consults with Sydney Carton
Draws up a will
Publishes his book
Talks to Dr. Manette
He is visited by a former prison inmate
Darnay marries Lucie
He receives a mysterious letter
Carton describes events in Paris
Decide that they must burn the shoemaker's bench for the doctor's benefit
Deny any knowledge of the mysterious letter
Confide in Lucie regarding her father's condition
Dismantle(take apart) the shoemaker's bench
One letter for Dr. Manette and one letter for Lucie
Instructions concerning his will
Money for Lucie's trip to Paris for he couldn't wait for her to join him
A self-portrait for his wife and a flower for his daughter
The English embassy
The king's palace
A prison
St. Evremonde's estate
Vindictive and hateful
Genuine and unimpeachable
Thoughtful and timorous
Demur and full of debauchery
The boat on which Darnay returns to England
A famous general
A river in Paris, France
The village where Dr. Manette had lived in France
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False