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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Eve knocking against the wall in the middle of the night in Chapter 21?
(a) A bottle.
(b) A bust of Baudelaire.
(c) Her pistol.
(d) Her watch.

2. Eve tells Charlie in Chapter 33 that she has lost faith in much over the years, but she has not lost faith in what?
(a) Justice.
(b) Revenge.
(c) Love.
(d) Honor.

3. What does Finn do when the bar proprietor runs off the Gypsy woman in Chapter 27?
(a) He shoots the proprietor.
(b) He walks out of the bar.
(c) He attacks the proprietor.
(d) He has him arrested.

4. When does the old woman say that Le Lethe closed in Limoges in Chapter 21?
(a) 1945.
(b) 1946.
(c) 1944.
(d) 1943.

5. When does Eve say she was last in Limoges in Chapter 21?
(a) March, 1917.
(b) June, 1916.
(c) August, 1915.
(d) May, 1912.

Short Answer Questions

1. How old is Eve said to be in Chapter 37?

2. How old was Leon Trulin when he was arrested?

3. What does the narrator say makes the best lies real in Chapter 26?

4. Who was interrogating Lili when Eve was released from detainment in Chapter 26?

5. How many medals did Major Cameron present to Eve in Chapter 36?

Short Essay Questions

1. What similarities are seen in the relationships between Eve and Cameron and between Charlie and Finn?

2. How are the characters of Finn and Charlie damaged?

3. Why is Eve conflicted about seducing Captain Cameron in Chapter 26?

4. How do both Eve and Charlie enter Rene's home in Grasse?

5. What does Charlie learn about Rose in Oradour-sur-Glane in Chapter 23?

6. What does the telegram indicate in Chapter 39? Why is this important?

7. What roles do Finn and Charlie play in Grasse? Why?

8. How does Lili die in the narrative?

9. What happens during the kaiser's visit in Chapter 20?

10. What gifts does Eve leave for Finn and Charlie in Chapter 45? What do they symbolize?

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