| The men who met and conspired with Earnest Defarge in the wineshop were called | Jacques |
| Madame Defarge has a close friend called | The Vengence |
| La Guillotine is | an execution device |
| After the Revolution, the word “monsieur” was replaced with | citizen |
| The condemned were transported to the place of execution | in death cars called tumbrels |
| Charles returns to Paris to find that | aristocrats have no rights |
| When Dr. Manette discovers that Darnay is a prisoner in France, he | rushes to his side |
| While trying to free Darnay, Dr. Manette and Lucie remain in Paris for | more than a year |
| Which of the following best illustrates Lucie’s commitment to her husband during his trial? | She convinces Sydney Carton to trade places with her husband. |
| An important piece of evidence used against Darnay is | Dr. Manettes prison manuscript |
| The man responsible for Dr. Manette’s imprisonment was | Evremonde |
| Dr. Manette met the man responsible for sending him to prison when | he gave medical help to a young woman and her brother |
| During the trial which condemns Darnay to death, Madame Defarge reveals that | her sister and brother were killed by the Evremondes |
| While Darnay waits for his execution, he | writes letters to Lucie and Dr. Manette |
| Carton is willing to trade places with Darnay because | he loves Lucie |
| Carton tricks Darnay by | drugging him |
| As Lucie and her family are trying to escape, Miss Pross | confronts Madame Defarge |
| Carton is accompanied to the scaffold by | an innocent seamstress |
| Madame Defarge does not attend the execution of St. Evremonde because | she is already dead |
| Sydney Carton’s last words begin: | It is a far, far better thing I do, than I have ever done |
A Tale of Two Cities: Book 3 Test
June 13, 2020