The Bishop's Candlesticks- Ahana and Aarav

What is the setting of the play?

• A church

• The Bishop's cottage

• A market square

• A courtroom

What task is Marie performing when the play begins?

• Cleaning the floor

• Stirring soup on the fire

• Polishing candlesticks

• Arguing with persome

How does Persome initially describe Marie's behavior?

• Polite and diligent

• Disrespectful and rude

• Lazy and forgetful

• Chatterbox and distracted

Why does Persome criticize the Bishop for being out late? [Choose all correct answers]

• He went to visit Marie's mother.

• He was at a church meeting.

• He was helping the bailiff.

• He was visiting Mere Gringoire.

What did the Bishop do with the silver salt-cellars?

• Donated them to the church

• Gave them to Persome

• Sold them to pay rent for Mere Gringoire

• Gifted them to Marie's family

What does Persome call Mere Gringoire?

• A kind old lady

• A loyal parishioner

• hard worker

• A lazy bedridden woman

The Convict entered the Bishop's house late at night, demanding his silver candlesticks

• TRUE

• FALSE

What does the Convict threaten the Bishop with? [Write in capital letters]

What is the Convict's main demand?

• Shelter

• Money

• Food

• Bishop's Candlesticks

What does Persome suggest about the people the Bishop helps?

• They genuinely need help.

• They exploit the Bishop's kindness.

• They are always grateful.

• They should repay him.