The Hunchback of Notre Dame Vocab/Summary Qs Ch 4-6

When the stones hit Quasimodo, it

• stung (pasado de sting)

• hurled (pasado de hurl)

• priest

• bitterness

The people ​ (a)   stones at ​ (b)   as part of his ​ (c)   for attacking ​ (d)  

• hurled
• Quasimodo
• punishment
• Esmerelda.

The judge thought ​ (a)   was mocking him, so he gave him a severe (b)   for even ​ (c)   him for his attack on Esmerelda. "His only crime was being ​ (d)   and ​ (e)  

• Quasimodo
• punishment
• torturing
• ugly
• deaf."

Esmerelda went to help Quasimodo when he asked for help rather than

• Pierre the author helping.

• Phoebus, the captain of the guard helping

• the Priest, or Archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo who is his adopted father.

Reorder the following

• Quasimodo and the Priest try to kidnap Esmerelda.

• Next, the judge thinks that Quasimodo makes fun of him and hands out a cruel punishment.

• The Captain arrests Quasimodo, and Quasimodo stands before the judge.

• After Quasimodo receives 2 hours of punishment, it is Esmerelda that brings him water.

• Then, Pierre tried to help but gets knocked out.

As Quasimodo was turned on the podium, he felt

• happy and carefree.

• a little sad.

• bitterness, hopelessness and anger.

As ​ (a)   gave ​ (b)   a drink, a tear ​ (c)   down his face, because he did not expect this ​ (d)   from her.

• Esmerelda
• Quasimodo
• trickled
• kindness

Quasimodo had no friends, except for the bells, and with one he called Maria, he would

• hit the bell repeatedly.

• lovingly play this bell.

Quasimodo was ​ (a)   while Archdeacon​ (b)   was allowed to go ​ (c)   , the innocent ​ (d)   for the​ (e)   This was an allusion to a past event.

• tortured
• Dom Claude Frollo
• free
• punished
• guilty.

​ (a)   and his fiancé had ​ (b)   dance for them, and we learn that Phoebus is ​ (c)   and doesn't want to ​ (d)   , and he seems to want Esmerelda rather than his ​ (e)   .

• Phoebus
• Esmerelda
• selfish
• marry
• fiancé