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A Tale of Two Cities

Charles Dickens

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Book the Second: The Golden Thread Chapters 18-21 Quiz

Further Study Book the Second: The Golden Thread Chapters 18-21 Quiz

1 of 5
What do Lucie and Darnay do?

Get in a fight
Move to Paris
Get married
Buy a house

2 of 5
What happens to Doctor Manette because of his talk with Darnay?

He refuses to let Lucy marry Darnay.
He leaves the house and Mr. Lorry can't find him for 10 days.
He proposes to Miss Pross.
He falls into a trance and makes shoes again for 10 days.

3 of 5
What do Mr. Lorry and Miss Pross get Doctor Manette to agree to when he recovers?

To let them tell Lucy what happened to him
To let them destroy his shoe-making bench and bury the tools
To move out so Lucy and Darnay can have their own place
To draw up a will and write them into it

4 of 5
What do Mr. Lorry and Miss Pross tell Lucy about her father's relapse?

Nothing, but Doctor Manette tells Lucy everything
Nothing
They tell her about it when she and Darnay return from their honeymoon.
They write to her immediately and she rushes home.

5 of 5
How does Lucy say Darnay should treat Carton?

With sympathy and compassion
With scorn and derision
He should fight him if he ever tries to set foot in their house again.
He should help him get a job.

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