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WorksheetsTCOMC 20-21
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 19mins
Chapter 20: In the beginning of chapter 20, we are introduced to two characters. What are these two characters' names?
Albert de Morcerf; Franklin d' Erliner
Arnold de Mansler; Franz d' Epinay
Arnold de Mansley; Franklin d' Erliner
Albert de Morcerf; Franz d'Epinay
None of these
Chapter 20: At the beginning of the chapter, what is the setting? (a)
Chapter 20: What do Albert and Franz ask to reserve with the hotel-keeper, Signor Pastrini?
A train ticket back to France
A carraige for the carnival
A seat with a view of the execution
A dinner reservation with the Count of Monte Cristo
Another room for their friends
Chapter 20: Signor Pastrini was able to get a carraige for Albert and Franz for their whole trip, but it cost them almost triple what they expected.
True
False
Chapter 20: Reorder the following events as they happened:
The Count of Monte Cristo invites Franz and Albert to have breakfast with him.
The Count of Monte Cristo invites Franz and Albert to an execution.
The Count of Monte Cristo, Franz, and Albert discuss the ethics of torture and death.
The Count of Monte Cristo, Franz, and Albert go to Piazza del Popolo for the execution.
Pepino is pardoned.
Chapter 20: How was the man executed?
Beheading by guillotine
Hanging by the neck
Hit with a mace and slit his throat
Stoned by those families that he affected
Firing squad by random citizens
Chapter 20: Describe the reactions to the execution by: (1) The Count of Monte Cristo (2) Franz d'Epinay (3) Albert de Morcerf
Chapter 21: After the execution, what do the Count, Albert, and Franz do? (Choose all that apply)
Change into their costumes
Go to dinner with the Count and his friends
Ride around in the carraige watching all the festivities
Discuss travel, torture, and revenge
Dance and sing until the carnival ends
Chapter 21: How does Albert engage the carraige full of women?
Throwing eggs filled with flour
Throwing a boquet of flowers
Throwing a pink and red powder
Throwing his mask
Throwing coins
Chapter 21: What does the Count of Monte Cristo offer Albert and Franz on the second day of Carnival?
The use of his carraige for the rest of the festival
The opportunity to participate in the next execution
The ability to take a trip on his yacht
The privilege of accompanying him to the emperors ball
The chance to eat with the King of Italy
Chapter 21: After offering the carraige to Albert and Franz, the Count, Albert and Franz...
discussed a wide range of topic revealing the Counts thorough knowledge on several topics such as literature, art, sciences, chemistry, etc.
ate an extravagent meal of plates from all over the world that was eventually interrupted by an unexpected visitor
left together to go to the second day of the carnival, with the Count promising to take Albert and Franz to areas less well-known
took a nap only to discover that the whole trip was only a dream
Chapter 21: Upon hearing the good news from Albert on his day alone, Franz allowed Albert to take the carraige himself for a day in order to...
travel back to France for official business
visit the pope
impress the woman who threw him the roses
avoid seeing the man they met the night before
Chapter 21: What is a moccoletti, or moccoli?
type of flower
a candle
a sweet desert
a type of shoe
the name of the Count of Monte Cristo's servant
Chapter 21: Reorder the following events:
Albert leaves Franz at the corner of Via dei Pontefici
A woman meets Albert at the steps of the church
Franz returns to his hotel
Franz receives a letter from Albert
Franz goes to see the Count of Monte Cristo
Chapter 21: The mesenger who deliverd the letter to Franz was (a) .
Chapter 21: Who kidnapped Albert?
Mario Wolfstein
Gaspard Caderrouse
Luigi Vampa
Peppino
Fernand Mondego
Chapter 21: How did Luigi Vampa act upon noticing that he kidnapped a friend of The Count of Monte Cristo?
anxious
happy
angry
confused
sad
Chapter 21: What was Albert doing when Luigi, Franz, and the Count went into his holding cell?
Eating
Pacing back and forth
Sleeping
Crying
Trying to escape
Chapter 21: In the end, what did Albert actually have to pay to be set free by Luigi Vampa?
6000 piastres
5000 Piastres
4000 Piastres
3000 Piastres
Nothing
Chapter 21: After the night of the hostage situation, Albert and Franz went to visit the Count of Monte Cristo. What does the Count ask Albert to do to pay back his debts?
