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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 has agreed to travel with Marguerite to meet her husband?
(a) Antony.
(b) Andrew.
(c) Jellyband.
(d) Grenville.

2. What object does Marguerite find on the floor of the private rooms?
(a) A belt buckle.
(b) A ring.
(c) A seal.
(d) A dagger.

3. Where does a soldier say they think Armand was spotted?
(a) In a cabin.
(b) In an inn.
(c) In a boat.
(d) In a shed.

4. How does Marguerite describe her surroundings in the Chat Gris?
(a) Strange and foriegn.
(b) Small and smelly.
(c) Dirty and unpleasant.
(d) Quaint and unfamiliar.

5. Where does Margeurite see love from her husband after the ball?
(a) His stance.
(b) His eyes.
(c) His voice.
(d) His hands.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Chauvelin have the Jewish man beaten?

2. Why is Maruerite so worried when she realizes that her husband is the Scarlet Pimpernel?

3. How does Marguerite follow Chauvelin after he deals with the Jewish man?

4. Who is the third person Margeurite talks to in the boudoir?

5. Where is the Blakeney estate?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Marguerite confide in her husband in the garden after the ball?

2. What does Chauvelin command his soldiers when they get to the cabin?

3. How does Marguerite feel after giving information to Chauvelin at the ball?

4. What does Marguerite hope to do when she hears Chauvelin's plan to imprison Blakeney?

5. Why does Marguerite follow Chauvelin to where he thinks her husband will be?

6. What do Jellyband and his daughter think Marguerite is up to when she is planning her trip to France with Andrew?

7. What does Chauvelin say to Marguerite just before she leaves the ball?

8. What does Marguerite tell Chauvelin at the ball?

9. Why did the soldiers not stop Armand and the fugitives when they boarded the boat and left?

10. What do the Blakeneys do when they return to England at the end of the book?

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