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A) Prosper Mérimée B) Victor Hugo C) Gustave Flaubert D) Emile Zola
A) France B) Portugal C) Spain D) Italy
A) Spanish B) Italian C) French D) Portuguese
A) 1831 B) 1865 C) 1845 D) 1850
A) Tradition and stability B) Fear and submission C) Greed and power D) Freedom and passion
A) Tobacco worker B) Bullfighter C) Soldier D) Bandit
A) Ballet B) Tango C) Flamenco D) Samba
A) Dancaire B) Escamillo C) Zuniga D) Micaëla
A) Dancaire B) Zuniga C) Don José D) Escamillo
A) Georges Bizet B) Jules Massenet C) Richard Wagner D) Claude Debussy
A) Navarre B) Córdoba C) A lonely spot in Andalusia D) Seville
A) Her singing talent B) Her occult knowledge C) Her dancing ability D) Her storytelling skills
A) For letting Carmen go after she convinced him of her Basque heritage. B) For deserting his post. C) For stealing from the cigar factory. D) For fighting with another soldier.
A) An argument over military tactics. B) A duel for honor. C) A disagreement about a smuggling operation. D) A fight that ensued when he found Carmen with the lieutenant.
A) 'I will follow you to America.' B) 'I love only you, José.' C) 'Carmen will always be free.' D) 'We can start a new life together.'
A) He lived peacefully with the Romani. B) He joined a different outlaw band. C) He fled to another country. D) He turned himself in.
A) The author's return to France. B) Scholarly remarks on the Romani. C) Carmen's adventures after leaving Don José. D) A continuation of Don José's story.
A) He stole money from a local nobleman. B) He betrayed his fellow soldiers. C) He was falsely accused of treason. D) He killed a man in a fight during a game of paume.
A) On his way to join the dragoons. B) At a local tavern in Córdoba. C) During a festival in Seville. D) While guarding her at the cigar factory.
A) 'We should leave Spain and start anew.' B) 'I know from omens that you are fated to kill me.' C) 'You are the only man I have ever loved.' D) 'I will always love you more than anyone else.'
A) 'She would always cherish their memories.' B) 'She regretted leaving him.' C) 'She hoped they could be together again.' D) 'She hated herself for having loved him.'
A) Bullfighter B) Painter C) Guitarist D) Picador
A) 'He admired her independence.' B) 'He was mad with jealousy.' C) 'He needed her help for a smuggling operation.' D) 'He wanted to escape his past.'
A) That she knew his true identity. B) That she could read fortunes. C) That she had magical powers. D) That she was half Basque.
A) Her father. B) The Romani C) The Spanish government. D) His own family.
A) The entire novella B) Part I C) Part III D) Part II
A) He becomes Carmen's husband. B) His role remains minor and unchanged. C) He is omitted entirely. D) His role is greatly increased. |