“In Search of Honor” Part 2 Ch. 7 - 10 Review

After Pierre-Joseph leaves, who or what becomes "the only bright spot in Jaques's dismal existense"?

• Danton

• Phillipe

• Curtius

• Joseph

What gift from Pierre-Joseph does Jacques refer to at the beginning of Chapter 9?

• the Bible left to him by Pierre-Joseph

• a wax figure of the beheaded king

• a re-enactment of the first guillotine execution for this Den of Thieves

• a marble bust of Perre-Joseph

Choose ALL that are correct.

Who were killed at the end of Chapter 8?

• innocent people from France and Austria

• the Comte de Guiche's two sons

• prominent members of the Commune

• Dr. Curtius

• the Comte de Guiche

The literary term suspense is defined as

• the conflict that arises between the protagonist and the antagonist

• suspenseful situations strategically placed throughout different parts or chapters of a longer work the

• use of language to convey meaning other tahn what is state of a contraditction in what is expected to happen and what actually happens

• reader uncertainty because of an author's withholding plot details

crisis

• the major turning point for the protagonist in a story

• conflict within a character's mind between opposing thoughts and emotions

• conflict between a character and an outside force such as society or nature

• a reference within one work of literature to another work of literature

The type of character that changes as the story progresses is

• static

• charasmatic

• developing or dynamic

• sympathetic

Which statement is NOT true of a frame story?

• A frame story is the addition to the story's ending that expounds on the fortunes of the main character or on the significance of the story's conclustion.

• The Book of Job that has prose prologue (ch. 1-2) and a prose epilogue (ch. 42) is an example of a frame story.

• Frame stories contain another story or an introductory story from which another story springs.

• The Canterbury Tales is a frame story about a group of travelers that tells each other a tale thorughout the story.

A reference within one work of literature to another work of literature is called

• allusion

• crisis

• irony

• prologue

An epilogue of a story is defined as

• an introduction to a literary work

• a reference within one work of literature to another work of literature

• a story that contains another story or an introductory story from which another story springs

• the addition to the story's ending that expounds on the fortunes of the main character or on the significance of the story's conclustion

An example of a metaphor used in the epilogue is

• John 4:14 that refers to the "Water of Life"

• Pierre-Joseph confessing his own failures and the failures of the Revolution and to ask for help

• Pierre-Joseph not accompanying Jaques to England to divert from apprehending

• a wax figure of the beheaded king