A Tale of Two Cities Book 2 Test

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What is the main reason Jarvis Lorry travels to Paris in Book II?

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To conduct business at Tellson's London branch.

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What significant action do Miss Pross and Mr. Lorry take while Dr. Manette is away?

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They destroy Dr. Manette's cobbler's bench and tools.

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How does Monsieur Defarge react to the news of Lucie Manette's marriage?

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He feels distress because he cares for Lucie and Dr. Manette.

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What promise does Dr. Manette ask Lucie's future husband to make?

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He asks him to promise that he will not reveal his real name until the morning of their marriage.

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Why does Jerry Cruncher throw his boot at his wife?

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Because she is praying.

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What is the significance of Dr. Manette's cobbler's bench in the story?

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It symbolizes his past and the trauma he experienced during his imprisonment.

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What role does Jarvis Lorry play in the lives of Lucie and Dr. Manette?

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He acts as a protector and a father figure.

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How does Lucie Manette's character influence those around her?

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Her compassion and kindness inspire loyalty and love from others.

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What does the character of Monsieur Defarge represent in the novel?

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He represents the revolutionary spirit and the complexities of social change.

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What is the theme of resurrection in 'A Tale of Two Cities'?

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It explores the idea of rebirth and transformation, particularly through the character of Dr. Manette.