A Tale of Two Cities Book 1 Review
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Evelyn Azbell
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A Tale of Two Cities Book 1 Review
HAVE YOUR NOTES FROM CLASS OUT TO ANSWER THE UPCOMING QUESTIONS...
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Multiple Choice
How does Mr. Lorry feel about the Manettes?
He cares about them
He is annoyed by them
He sees them as business associates
He is jealous of them
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Mr. Lorry is a serious and business-oriented man. He tries to stifle his emotional attachment to the Manettes by repeating this phrase.
"A Matter of Business"
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Multiple Choice
When Mr. Lorry says "recalled to life," he refers to...
Digging up a grave
Freeing someone from prison
Resurrecting someone from death
A code word for the revolution
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This phrase is used because the situation is similar to a resurrection.
Conditions of French prisons were so poor, people often went insane.
Being in French prison for 18 years, Dr. Manette's release is similar to being "recalled to life".
"Recalled to life"
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Multiple Choice
Who gives Mr. Lorry the message to which he responds "recalled to life?"
Lucie Manette
Dr. Manette
Jerry Cruncher
Monsieur Defarge
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Open Ended
How does Lucie Manette change from the beginning of Book the First to the end?
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Taking care of Dr. Manette strengthened Lucie.
Caretaker to her father
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Multiple Choice
What is the significance of Madame Defarge's cough? (39)
It tells the reader she's chronically ill
It foreshadows her upcoming death
It's a secret communication to Monsieur Defarge
It scares customers away from the wine shop
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
Monsieur Defarge and his friends are all named "Jacques"
True
False
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Knits in the wine shop and watches who comes in. Indicates to Mon. Defarge when revolutionaries are in.
Madame Defarge
Owns the wine shop and organizes French revolutionaries.
Monsieur Defarge
Nickname for Monsieur Defarge and his revolutionist friends.
"Jacques"
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Represents "Fate"
Woodman cuts the planks for the guillotine.
The Woodman
Represents "Death"
Farmer "harvests" the souls being sent to the guillotine.
The Farmer
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Multiple Choice
What two literary devices does Dickens employ with the wine cask scene?
Simile & Metaphor
Oxymoron & Parallel Structure
Hyperbole & Euphemism
Symbolism & Foreshadowing
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The wine symbolizes the blood that will be spilt in the streets.
Since the blood hasn't been spilt yet, it is being foreshadowed.
Symbolism & Foreshadowing
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