The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Who adopted Quasimodo and took responsibility for raising him?

• Claude Frollo

• Jacques Coppenole

• Captain Phoebus

• Pierre Gringoire

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Claude Frollo was ___ when he decided to rescue Esmeralda from her refuge at Notre Dame

• assisted by Captain Phoebus

• assisted by Pierre Gringoire

• with Quasimodo

• completely alone

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When Phoebus took Esmeralda to the Inn, Claude Frollo

• was hiding in the closet

• became upset and started to cry

• ran to tell Pierre Gringoire

• turned them into the police

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Esmeralda was given her name because

• she had been born in Esmeradis

• she wore an emerald green pendant on her neck

• she had green eyes

• it was her grandmother's name

The Hunchback of Notre Dame would be an example of what archetype?

• Jester

• Villain

• Mentor

• Outcast

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Jehan usually visited his brother, Claude Frollo

• when he came to the church to worship

• to ask his brother or money

• to find out how his nephew was doing

• to check on his brother's health

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When Fleur-de-lis convinced Phoebus to invite Esmeralda to join them in the apartment

• they asked her to sing for them

• they asked her to dance for them

• they invited her to stay for dinner

• they tortured her with chains

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Esmeralda was always accompanied by

• a colorful talking parrot named Kala

• a large dog named Ferdinand

• a black siamese kitten named Nikos

• a little white goat named Djali

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The audience at the Palace of Justice become unrily when

• a speech by Archdeacon Claude Frollo was canceled

• the crowning of a new queen was postponed

• Claude Frollo gave a speech denouncing the queen

• Pierre Gringoire's play was delayed

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In addition to being hunchbacked, Quasimodo was

• completely blind and toothless

• arthritic in his knees

• club-footed and feeble minded

• one-eyed and deaf

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