A Tale Of 2 Cities

Question 0

Auspicious (adj)

Answer 0

Promising success, favorable

Question 1

Tumbril(n)

Answer 1

A cart used to carry prisoners to the guillotine

Question 2

Demur (v)

Answer 2

Object of refuse on grounds if conscious or cowardice

Question 3

Incredulity (n) (dis

Answer 3

Disbelief, skepticism

Question 4

Deportment (n)

Answer 4

Behavior or demeanor

Question 5

Sagacity (n)

Answer 5

Wisdom, discernment, sound judgement

Question 6

Intangible (adj)

Answer 6

Incapable of being physically touched, indefinite or unclear to the mind

Question 7

Incorrigible (adj)

Answer 7

Incapable of being corrected or reformed, hardened

Question 8

Prattle (v)

Answer 8

To talk in a foolish or simple-minded way, chatter, babble

Question 9

Ardor (n) (great pas

Answer 9

Great warmth of feeling, passion

Question 10

Magnanimous (adj)

Answer 10

Noble in mind and heart, generous in granting forgiveness

Question 11

Assiduous (adj)

Answer 11

Constant, unceasing, diligent

Question 12

Vestige (n)

Answer 12

A trace, a trace that something once existed disappeared

Question 13

Capitulate (v)

Answer 13

Stop resisting, surrender

Question 14

Elicit (v)

Answer 14

To draw or bing forth. Educe, evoke

Question 15

Propensity (n)

Answer 15

A natural inclination, preference

Question 16

Inter (v)

Answer 16

To bury

Question 17

Dubious (adj)

Answer 17

Doubtful, questionable

Question 18

Taciturn (adj)

Answer 18

Inclined to silence, unsalable

Question 19

Reproach(v)

Answer 19

To scold, criticize, blame

Question 20

Dr. Alexander Manette

Answer 20

Lucien’s father, he is accused of killing Madame Defarge’s family. He is imprisoned for 18 years an strangely testifies against Darnay in court

Question 21

Jerry Cruncher (and lil Jerry)

Answer 21

A gravedigger who does odd jobs for Lorry at Trllsons. In the end he promises not to continue diggin graves and not to persecute his wife for preying

Question 22

John Barsad (Solomon Pross)

Answer 22

A spy who is Miss Prosses brother. He is blackmailed into helping save Darnay

Question 23

Ernest Defarge (Jacques 4)

Answer 23

The owner of the wine shop, a headquarters for the revolution, he is highly influence by his wife

Question 24

Marquis St. Evermonde

Answer 24

He raped and killed Madame Defarge's sister and killed we brother

Question 25

Charles Darnay/ D'Aulnais

Answer 25

Formerly a rich Marquis, he is married to Lucie and hides his past (his family is a bunch of ass holes) he is imprisoned and saved by Carton

Question 26

Peasant family destroyed be Evermondes

Answer 26

Madame Defarge's siblings were raped and killed by the Evermondes

Question 27

Lucie Manette

Answer 27

The "golden thread" the story revolves around her. Loved by Carton and Darnay

Question 28

Mr. Stryver (lion)

Answer 28

Represent Cartons possible life.

Question 29

Roger Cly

Answer 29

A spy who faked his own death. His empty grave was dug up by Jerry Cruncher

Question 30

Madame Defarge (fate)

Answer 30

She is a major revolutionist. She knits people's names into a hit list. She measures the lifespan of people that are on her list

Question 31

Gaspard

Answer 31

Father of the boy killed by the Marquis

Question 32

Mender of roads

Answer 32

A peasant who letter works at a woodsawer and assists the Defarges

Question 33

Jarvis Lorry

Answer 33

A family friend of Dr. Manette, he works for Tellsons bank

Question 34

Sydney Carton (jackal)

Answer 34

Carton is a drunk lawyer. He used to work with Stryver. He falls in love with Lucie, and dies for Darnay

Question 35

Miss Pross

Answer 35

A family friend and protector of Lucie, she has watched over Lucie since she was 10. In the end she kills Madame Defarge

Question 36

The Vengrance

Answer 36

A frown of Madame Defarge, she also knits. She is there at the execution of the 52

Question 37

Little Lucie

Answer 37

The daughter of Lucie and Charles Darnay

Question 38

Fishing

Answer 38

Mr. Crunchers nickname for grave digging

Question 39

Doubles (characters, scenes, objects)

Answer 39

Carton and Darnay (look the same) | Wineshop and the revolution (blood= wine in street)

Question 40

``` Symbols Wine Knitting The Golden Thread Burial/graves ```

Answer 40

Wines- blood (of the revolution) Knitting- thread of life, lifespan The Golden Thread- Lucie Burial-brought to life

Question 41

Flopping

Answer 41

Praying (Mr cruncher about his wife) against him

Question 42

Shadows and darkness

Answer 42

Human nature (everyone has a dark side) mysterious (Darnays past) secrets

Question 43

Imprisonment

Answer 43

``` Jerry (gave digger) imprisoned by job mr. Darnay past life Madame Defarge by the revolution Mr Defarge wine shop and revolution Dr manette actually imprisoned ```

Question 44

Resurrection man

Answer 44

One who digs up bodies for science

Question 45

Hundreds of people

Answer 45

Miss Prosses Wilde exaggeration of the many admirers Lucie has

Question 46

In secret

Answer 46

The prison guard hands Darnay over with a note saying in secret. He should be kept in solitary confinement

Question 47

July 14 1789

Answer 47

The revolutionists storm the prison of Bastille, they kill the prisoners and guards, it a lil bloody

Question 48

105 N. Tower

Answer 48

The cell where dr. manette is held. He writes a letter about what happened here.

Question 49

Jacques

Answer 49

The nickname revolutionists used for each other

Question 50

Revolution (personal and political)

Answer 50

Carton (changes hard coar, from a drunk to saving darnays life)