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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. Who does Adeline see riding away from the Abbey in Chapter 15?
(a) Peter.
(b) The Marquis.
(c) Louis.
(d) Theodore.

2. Who is the letter given to the Marquin in Chapter 14 intended for?
(a) La Motte.
(b) Adeline.
(c) Theodore.
(d) Louis.

3. Who does the Marquis send bribes to in Chapter 23?
(a) La Luc.
(b) Adeline.
(c) The La Mottes.
(d) D'Aunoy.

4. What happens to Adeline when she and Peter reach their destination in Chapter 16?
(a) She meets with Theodore.
(b) She bumps into an old friend.
(c) She gets lost.
(d) She falls ill.

5. To what does La Luc's daughter attribute the decline in La Luc's health in Chapter 18?
(a) The weather.
(b) La Luc's effort to entertain his guest.
(c) His age.
(d) The worry he feels over money matters.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is La Motte's trial postponed in Chapter 21?

2. How does the Marquis react to the letter at first?

3. Who is the Marquis making friends with while in prison in Chapter 23?

4. What does the Marquis stand trial for in Chapter 23?

5. After Adeline's kidnapper testifies, what does the judge do?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the Marquis tell La Motte at the end of Chapter 14?

2. What happens on the return journey from the Glacier of Montanvert?

3. Who is Du Bosse? Why is he angry with the Marquis?

4. What is the plan that the Marquis proposes to La Motte in Chapter 15?

5. What happens to Adeline when she arrives in Savoy in Chapter 16?

6. What does Theodore tell the doctor in Chapter 13? How does the doctor try to help?

7. Who does Adeline find out she is related to in Chapter 24? What does this person bring to Adeline?

8. What does the judge decide after hearing Du Bosse's testimony?

9. What does the valet give to the Marquis? How does the Marquis react to the item?

10. What does Du Bosse explain in his testimony?

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