Phantom Of The Opera(Novel)

The given statement implies that Christine and Raoul have been acquainted with each other since they were children. This suggests that they have a long-standing relationship and have known each other for a significant amount of time. Therefore, the statement is true.

The given statement is true because it states that the Opera Ghost lived in the lower level of the opera house. This implies that the Opera Ghost resided in the lower part of the building, which suggests that the statement is accurate.

Christine believes that the Opera Ghost has been sent to her by her father. This implies that she has a strong conviction or belief that her father is somehow involved or responsible for the presence of the Opera Ghost in her life. However, without further context or information, it is difficult to determine the exact reasons or circumstances behind Christine's belief.

The name "Phillipe" was not a name for the Opera Ghost. The other options, "Red Death," "Erik," and "Angel of Music," were all names associated with the Opera Ghost.

The given statement suggests that the Persian and the Opera Ghost have a history together, implying that they have been acquainted for a significant period. Therefore, the correct answer is "True."

The Persian helped lead Raoul through the tunnels of the opera house.

The Opera Ghost gave Christine a ring as a sign of her freedom. This suggests that the ring symbolizes her liberation from the constraints and control of the Opera Ghost. It could represent her independence and the ability to make her own choices. The ring may also symbolize a commitment or bond between Christine and the Opera Ghost, signifying a new chapter in their relationship.

The statement suggests that both Armand and Firmin are music writers, but there is no evidence or information provided to support this claim. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

Christian did see the Opera Ghost's face without the mask.

Raoul and Philippe are brothers.

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The given statement suggests that Carlotta was not afraid of the threats made by the Opera Ghost. This implies that Carlotta was either brave or confident enough to not let the threats affect her.

The correct answer is "pin an envelope of money into his pocket". This is because the opera manager needed a safety-pin for a specific purpose, which was to secure an envelope of money into his pocket. The other options mentioned, such as closing a hole in his shirt, lack Madame Giry in the closet, and fixing a singer's costume, are not relevant to the given context and do not provide a logical explanation for the need of a safety-pin.

Madame Giry was fired because the new managers believed she was crazy. This implies that the new managers had a perception of Madame Giry's mental state, which led to their decision to terminate her employment.

The statement "Raoul and the Opera Ghost fought the first time they saw each other" is false. There is no evidence or information provided to support the claim that they fought the first time they saw each other.

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The correct answer is Monsieur Richard's Servant. This can be inferred from the given information that the opera chandelier fell on someone, and out of the given options, Monsieur Richard's Servant is the only person mentioned who could have been present in the location where the chandelier fell.

The correct answer is exploding powder. This can be inferred from the phrase "The cellar below the torture room was filled with" which suggests that something dangerous or explosive was present in the cellar. The term "exploding powder" specifically refers to a substance that can cause explosions, further supporting the answer choice.

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Raoul and Philippe fought about Christine because both of them were in love with her.

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Christine's last performance was in "Faust". This is the correct answer because "Faust" is one of the options given and it is stated that Christine's last performance was in this particular production.

Buquet described the ghost as a skeleton first.

The statement says that Raoul and Christine pretend that they will go to the North Pole together. This implies that they are not actually planning to go to the North Pole together, but rather pretending or pretending to plan it. Therefore, the correct answer is False, indicating that the statement is not true.

The statement is false because Christine did not marry the Opera Ghost to save Raoul's life. In the story of "The Phantom of the Opera," Christine is pursued by the Opera Ghost, also known as the Phantom, but she ultimately chooses to be with Raoul, her true love. The Phantom's obsession with Christine and his actions throughout the story create conflict and tension, but Christine's marriage to the Opera Ghost is not a part of the plot.

The given statement suggests that the opera chandelier fell and killed several people because the new managers did not listen to the Opera Ghost's threats. However, without any further context or evidence, it is not possible to determine the accuracy of this statement. Therefore, the correct answer is "False" as it cannot be concluded that the chandelier fell due to the new managers' negligence.

The Opera Ghost did not request a program. The question is asking for something that the Opera Ghost did not ask for, and out of the given options, a program is the only item that was not requested.

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Debienne and Poligny sold the opera house because they were too old to keep working.

The first time the Opera Ghost and Christine see each other, he takes her to a room filled with flowers. This suggests that the Opera Ghost has a romantic and extravagant nature, as he creates a beautiful and enchanting setting for their encounter. The room filled with flowers also symbolizes the beauty and passion that exists between them, setting the stage for their budding relationship.