The Count of Monte Cristo Chapters 25-28

Why did the sailors of La Jeune Amélie miss Dantés while he was on Monte Cristo?

• They missed his skill at navigating the ship

• They missed his skill in carrying smuggled cargo

• They missed his skill loading and unloading stolen goods

• They missed his skill in lying to customs officers

• They missed his skill in break dancing to entertain them

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Both in Leghorn and in Genoa, Dantes goes to the home of a ___ in order to change his diamonds for money.

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Why did Dantés not have any trouble getting ashore at Leghorn in his new yacht?

• He had an French Passport

• He had a Maltesse Passport

• He had an English Passport

• He was so handsome

• He had a Spanish Passport

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Why did Caderousse call his wife La Carconte?

• Because of the town that she was from

• Because she was really negative all the time

• Because he probably couldn't pronounce her real name

• Because he wanted to pretend that she was sombody else

• Because it was the name she used for her first email when she was 11

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Before hearing Caderousse's story, Dantés (in disguise) tells him that the value of the diamond, will be devided into ___ parts

• 2 parts

• 3 parts

• 4 parts

• 5 parts

• 27 parts

In the story told to Caderousse, Dantés received the diamond...

• From a rich Englishman

• From mad Italian Abbé

• From Ali Baba

• From Cardinal Spada

• He won the telebingo and bought it,

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In the story told by Caderousse to the Abbé Busoni that Morrell left a purse for Dantés's Father, it was...

• Red satin

• Red velvet

• Red silk

• Red leather

• Red plastic

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In chapter 28, Dantes impersonates an agent of Thompson and _____ of Rome

• Spanish

• French

• English

• Japanese

• Italian

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Where had Dantés met M. de Boville before?

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In M. de Boville's office the note that read “See note above—nothing can be done.” was in the handwriting of...

• Villefort

• Napoleon

• Abbé Faria

• Noirtier

• Morrel

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