A Tale of Two Cities Chapt. 9/10

How does this title seem appropriate for the chapter?

• The place resembles the castle of a distinguished ruler.

• The building looks like a gorgon with stone surrounding it.

• It isn't; it ironic.

• It fits what actually happens in the chapter.

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Though closely related, how do the Marquis and his nephew from England radically differ?

• Marguis is heartless and cold whereas his nephew is caring and compassionate towards the peasants.

• Marguis is a wonderful man while his nephew is heartless and cold.

• They are both alike.

• His nephew is an awful man, but Marquis is kind and soft spoken.

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How does the note around the murder weapon explain why the Marquis was killed?

• The note had blood on it and fingerprints.

• It was signed Jacques which mean he was killed by a revolutionary.

• There was video of the event that went viral.

• The note explained who did it and why.

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What intentions does Marquis imply towards Dr. Manette and his nephew?

• He wanted to have dinner with them.

• His smile implies that he would do something bad to them.

• That he's in love with Lucie.

• He plans to do something generous for them because he's such a giving person.

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Why is the Marquis, uncle to Charles Darnay, actually his enemy?

• The Marquis is everyone's enemy; he doesn't like anyone.

• The Marquis tried to kill him previously.

• Darnay doen't believe the Marquis is his enemy because they're related.

• Darnay believes the Marquis bought his trips to the attention of the English.

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What is the chronological setting of chapter 9?

• 1775

• 1 year after the Marquis died

• 2 years after Darnay died

• 1778

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How does Darnay, having renounced his family inheritance, earn his living?

• He became a doctor.

• He is a gardener in France.

• He teaches French in England.

• He's a stylist in England.

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Why is it ironic that Dr. Manette refuses to listen when Charles tries to tell him his real name?

• He's related to Dr. Manette.

• He was really a Jackal.

• Because his daughter and Charles were getting married the next day

• He was a gorgon.

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Why does the doctor suffer a relapse and returns to his cobbler's bench?

• He loves shoes, so he continued.

• He forgot he hadn't finished some shoes he was completing.

• His daughter's marriage to a Frenchman caused him to return to his previous state.

• He was making his new son some shoes.

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What is particularly noble about Charles's confession of love for Lucie, made to her father?

• He would live with them because he didn't want to separate him from his daughter.

• He would make shoes with him.

• He promised him a lot of money.

• He agreed to help him find a wife.

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