A) The alliance B) The avant-garde C) The abased D) The activists
A) Bahorel B) Enjolras C) Combeferre D) Feuilly
A) Courfeyrac B) Lesgle C) Joly D) Grantaire
A) Feuilly B) Combeferre C) Courfeyrac D) Grantaire
A) Fan maker B) Churchwarden C) Law student D) Medical student
A) Lesgle B) Joly C) Feuilly D) Bahorel
A) Russian, German, and Hebrew B) Italian, Latin, Greek, and Hebrew C) English, French, and Greek D) Spanish, German, and Latin
A) He is deaf and aggressive B) He is a hypochondriac and the happiest of the Friends C) He is blind and depressed D) He has amnesia and is very serious
A) Thirty B) Twenty C) Twenty-five D) Thirty-five
A) Mabeuf B) Lesgle C) Courfeyrac D) Enjolras
A) Bishop Myriel's sister B) The younger daughter of the Thénardiers C) Fantine's friend and seamstress D) The prioress of the Petit-Picpus convent
A) An officer in the National Guard B) A prison guard in Toulon C) A judge in Paris D) Juror at Champmathieu's trial
A) Bishop Myriel's sister B) Valjean and Cosette's servant C) Housekeeper of the Gorbeau House D) Mother of Cosette
A) Cahors B) Montauban C) Limoges D) Toulouse
A) Housekeeper of the Gorbeau House B) Domestic servant to Bishop Myriel C) Fantine's seamstress friend D) Prioress of the Petit-Picpus convent
A) A gold pocket watch B) Knitted, checkered suspenders C) A red woolen cap D) A silver ring with a ruby
A) An educated but arrogant nobleman B) A slow and clumsy pickpocket C) A large, menacing brute with a scar D) A sprightly young fellow, very cunning and very adroit
A) After being caught stealing apples B) After escaping from the prison in Arras C) After fighting with Javert in the street D) After trying to rob a convent
A) His lifer's brand TFP B) A scar from the Battle of Waterloo C) A tattoo that read 1 Mars 1815 D) A birthmark on his left arm
A) Soldier in Napoleon's army B) Churchwarden in Paris C) Farmer from Montauban D) Shepherd from the Pyrenees
A) TFP B) A golden eagle C) 1 Mars 1815 D) The letters ABC
A) Colonel Georges Pontmercy B) Félix Tholomyès C) M. Gillenormand D) Mabeuf
A) He watches from the window of Gorbeau House B) He hides behind a pillar in the church C) He waits outside the university gates D) He sits across from them at a café
A) General B) Marquis C) Baron D) Count
A) Fameuil B) Blachevelle C) Listolier D) Tholomyès
A) Cahors B) Limoges C) Toulouse D) Montauban
A) From being crushed under a carriage B) From drowning in the sewer C) From freezing on the streets of Paris D) From being arrested by Javert
A) Gardener B) Library assistant C) Gatekeeper D) Cook
A) Azelma B) Dahlia C) Zéphine D) Favourite
A) Fantine B) Mademoiselle Gillenormand C) Magnon D) M. Gillenormand's late daughter from another marriage
A) He is a radical republican B) He is a monarchist C) He is a Bonapartist D) He has no interest in politics
A) Army officer and Marius's cousin B) Marius's uncle C) Marius's biological father D) A student in the Friends of the ABC
A) Montauban B) Limoges C) Toulouse D) Cahors
A) He borrows money from M. Gillenormand B) He sells his churchwarden position C) He sells his books and prints D) He steals a purse from his yard
A) He gives it to Gavroche B) He uses it to pay his rent C) He keeps it to buy more plants D) He takes it to the police
A) He is shot dead raising the flag atop the barricade B) He dies of an epidemic in the streets C) He is crushed under a carriage D) He is executed by Enjolras for treason
A) Housekeeper of the Gorbeau House B) Prioress of the Petit-Picpus convent C) Domestic servant to Bishop Myriel and his sister D) Toussaint's sister
A) Fauchelevent's grandchildren B) Gavroche and his brothers C) Fantine's daughter Cosette D) The Thénardiers' two youngest sons
A) Toussaint B) Baptistine Myriel C) Marguerite de Blemeur D) Madame Bougon
A) Brujon, Bamatabois, Chenildieu, and Cochepaille B) Montparnasse, Claquesous, Babet, and Gueulemer C) Brevet, Champmathieu, Valjean, and Javert D) Blachevelle, Listolier, Fameuil, and Tholomyès
A) Le Cabuc B) R C) Bossuet D) The Eagle
A) For revealing revolutionary secrets to Javert B) For firing on civilians C) For abandoning his post during the night D) For trying to steal money from the barricade
A) One of the Thénardiers' youngest sons B) A young student in the Friends of the ABC C) A prisoner in Toulon who knew Valjean D) A travelling Savoyard boy who drops a coin
A) He turns the boy in to the police B) He helps him pick it up and gives him another coin C) He steals the boy's bag and runs away D) He places his foot on the coin and refuses to return it
A) A famously truthful nun who lies to Javert to protect Valjean B) The prioress of the Petit-Picpus convent C) Bishop Myriel's sister D) Housekeeper of the Gorbeau House
A) Colonel Georges Pontmercy B) Fauchelevent C) Félix Tholomyès D) M. Gillenormand
A) When Cosette is five years old B) Before Cosette is even born C) When Fantine falls ill D) When their daughter is two years old
A) She speaks only in French and Latin B) She speaks with a strong foreign accent C) She whispers constantly D) She has a slight stutter
A) Gavroche B) Montparnasse C) Enjolras D) Marius
A) They travel to America with their father B) They join the Friends of the ABC at the barricade C) They become servants at the Petit-Picpus convent D) They retrieve bread tossed by a bourgeois man to geese in a fountain at the Luxembourg Garden
A) Listolier B) Blachevelle C) Tholomyès D) Fameuil
A) The Lion B) The Fox C) The Eagle D) The Wolf
A) Courfeyrac B) Joly C) Bahorel D) Combeferre
A) The restoration of the French monarchy B) Republican principles and the idea of progress C) Religious philosophy and the Middle Ages D) Accumulating wealth and property
A) Courfeyrac B) Combeferre C) Jean Prouvaire D) Feuilly
A) They became nuns at the Petit-Picpus convent B) They inherited a large fortune C) They became impoverished D) They became wealthy seamstress leaders
A) She joins a convent in Arras B) She stays in Paris with Marius and Cosette C) She moves to Montauban D) She travels to America with her father
A) 1830 B) 1815 C) 1840 D) 1823
A) Chenildieu B) Brevet C) Javert D) Cochepaille
A) Ten years B) Five years C) Twenty years D) One year
A) He was made a full marshal B) He was promoted to general C) He was stripped of all military titles entirely D) He was referred to only as a commandant
A) Arras B) Paris C) Waterloo D) Toulon
A) M. Gillenormand B) Théodule Gillenormand C) Mabeuf D) Courfeyrac
A) To compensate for the loss of her home B) For her work as his former servant C) For her two illegitimate sons she claimed were fathered by him D) As a pension for her service during the war
A) For involvement in the Gorbeau robbery B) For hiding Valjean in the convent C) For attacking Fantine in the street D) For stealing apples from Champmathieu
A) Mademoiselle Baptistine B) Sister Simplice C) Madame Magloire D) Mother Innocente
A) Toussaint B) Madame Bougon C) Magnon D) Madame Magloire
A) Baron La Roncière B) Eugène François Vidocq C) Victor Hugo D) Eugène Sue
A) 31 March 1862 B) December 1846 C) 16 February 1833 D) 22 February 1846
A) The Miserable Victor B) The French Convict C) The Paris Rebels D) The Wretched
A) The Dispossessed B) The Bishop of Digne C) The Noble Thief D) The Streets of Paris
A) Bienvenu de Miollis B) Eugène François Vidocq C) Léonie d'Aunet D) Baron La Roncière
A) 1839 B) 1861 C) 1829 D) 1845
A) 22 February 1846 B) 16 February 1833 C) December 1846 D) 31 March 1862
A) Digne B) Toulon C) Montreuil-sur-Mer D) Conciergerie
A) The 1832 June Rebellion B) The 1848 Paris insurrection C) The French Revolution D) The Battle of Waterloo
A) A factory worker B) A corrupt police officer C) A street urchin D) A bread thief
A) 16 February 1833 B) December 1846 C) 31 March 1862 D) 22 February 1846
A) 1861 B) 1839 C) 1846 D) 1832
A) The Paris Barricade B) The Victims C) The Bishop's Grace D) The Convict's Tale
A) Victor Hugo B) Upton Sinclair C) The Italian publisher D) An anonymous critic
A) Ignorance and misery B) Divine intervention C) Human fatality D) Social progress
A) Poverty B) Ignorance C) Spiritual night D) Starvation
A) Law and custom B) Social asphyxia C) Starvation D) Poverty
A) Heaven B) Truth C) Good D) Justice
A) Truth B) God C) Life D) Justice
A) Truth B) Conscience C) Good D) Light
A) God B) Life C) Heaven D) Day
A) Soul B) Conscience C) Duty D) Good
A) Life B) Truth C) God D) Heaven
A) Justice B) Conscience C) Soul D) Duty
A) God B) Life C) Heaven D) Day
A) Heaven B) God C) Soul D) Truth
A) Night B) Matter C) Evil D) The hydra
A) The soul B) Heaven C) God D) The angel
A) The monster B) The beast C) The angel D) The hydra
A) The angel B) God C) The hydra D) The soul
A) Slave owner B) Publisher C) Emperor D) Ex-convict
A) 5 B) 48 C) 365 D) 655
A) 365 B) 5 C) 48 D) 655,478 |