Quiz on A Tale of Two Cities In Book 2, Chapter 5, 6, 7

What is the primary setting described in the Chapter "The Jackal?

• A courthouse

• A tavern

• A law office

• A courtroom

Which character is known for his heavy drinking and wild lifestyle?

• Mr. Stryver

• Sydney Carton

• The Lord Chief Justice

• The Stryver clerk

What term to Mr. Carton and Mr. Stryver use to describe Miss Manette?

• A golden-haired doll

• A golden-haired goddess

• A golden-haired siren

• A golden-haired dream

Why did Mr. Lorry often visit Doctor Manette on Sundays?

• To discuss business matters

• To accompany the Doctor and Lucie on walks

• To deliver messages from Tellson's Bank

• To check on the Doctor's health

The title "hundreds of people" refers to the sounds of footsteps, what else does it refer to in the chapter of that name?

• Visitors of Miss Manette

• Invaders from England

• The patients of Dr Manette

• The poor people of Paris

What role did Mr. Lorry play in Doctor Manette's life?

• A business mentor

• A fellow doctor

• A banker and a close friend

• A rival

What is the significance of Monseigneur's chocolate ritual?

• It highlights his generosity

• It demonstrates his extravagance and reliance on servitude

• It shows his love for fine cuisine

• It emphasizes his humility

How does the passage depict the Farmer-General?

• As a humble and hardworking official

• As a person of high moral standing

• As wealthy but socially looked down upon by nobility

• As someone highly respected by the aristocracy

What is implied about the "scarecrows in rags and nightcaps"?

• They symbolize the impoverished common people of France

• They are members of the royal court

• They are theatrical performers

• They represent Monseigneur's guards

How does the author describe the people attending Monseigneur's reception?

• As hardworking and dedicated public servants

• As corrupt and incompetent individuals benefiting from privilege

• As selfless and wise leaders

• As military experts and scholars