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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. By what alias was Rose known as when she was discovered as an informer, according to Eve in Chapter 31?
(a) Edith Piaf.
(b) Léonie van Houtte.
(c) Louise de Bettignies.
(d) Hélène Joubert.

2. Where did Major Cameron tell Eve he was going to run a training school next in Chapter 36?
(a) Italy.
(b) France.
(c) Scotland.
(d) Ireland.

3. What gift did Rene give to Eve after she returned from her trip in Chapter 20?
(a) A puppy.
(b) A red dress.
(c) A silk robe.
(d) A silver ring.

4. What did Major Cameron tell Eve about Rene in the end of Chapter 36?
(a) That he had been arrested.
(b) That he was in France.
(c) That he was dead.
(d) That he was in Germany.

5. What does "le vin de l'assassin" translat to in English?
(a) The murderer's wine.
(b) The truth potion.
(c) The killer of darkness.
(d) The killer of love.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where was Madame Ramet born?

2. Where did Lili and Eve spend months in separate prison cells while awaiting their trial?

3. What was Lili working as when she met General Rupprecht?

4. Where were Lili, Eve, and Violette to serve their hard labor sentence?

5. To what village do Finn and Charlie travel to seek information about Rose in Chapter 23?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Finn serve time in prison?

2. How does Lili die in the narrative?

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

4. Who was Edith Cavell and what is her significance in The Alice Network?

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

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

7. How is the setting of Limoges described in Chapter 21?

8. How is Finn and Charlie's "first date" described in Chapter 35?

9. What "act" does Eve put on in Chapter 26? Why?

10. Why do Eve, Charlie, and Finn go to Grasse?

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