Tale of Two Cities Test - Books 1 and 2 Flashcards

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1
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epoch

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A period of time

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2
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Superlative

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Of the highest quality

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3
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Retinue

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A group of advisers or assistants

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4
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Tremulous

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Shaking or quivering slightly

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5
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Doleful

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Expressing Sorrow; Mournful

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6
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Inexorable

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Impossible to stop or prevent

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7
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Unfathomable

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Incapable of being fully explored

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8
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Admonish

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Warn or reprimand firmly

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9
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Loiter

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Stand or waiting around with no purpose

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10
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Sonorous

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Imposingly deep and full

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11
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Evanescence

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Event of fading and gradually vanishing from sight

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12
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Gravity

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Extreme or alarming importance

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13
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Stolid

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Calm dependable and showing little emotion

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14
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Pecuniary

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Of, relating to, or consisting of money

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15
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Oblivion

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That state of being unaware or unconscious

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16
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Dispersal

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The action of process of distributing things or people over a large area

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17
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Tempest

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A violent wind storm

18
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Deplorable

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Deserving strong condemnation

19
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Spectral

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One of or like a ghost

20
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Inscrutable

A

Impossible to understand or interpret

21
Q

What year does the book begin?

A

1775

22
Q

What are a few element of “Dickensian Style?’

A

Alliteration
High Vocab
Metaphor
Humor

23
Q

What does Tellson’s Bank characterize Jarvis Lorry as?

A

Stubborn - Professional

24
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What advantage does Tellson’s bank have to the public?

A

Able to travel between London and Paris

25
Q

What are some characteristics of Lucie?

A

Blonde Hair
Blue Eyes
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26
Q

What prior history do Lorry and Lucy have?

A

Jarvis brought Lucie home from French orphanage

27
Q

What happens outside on the street in Paris?

A

Wine falls on the street

28
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What does the wine falling on the street show?

A

Extreme Poverty and Starving people

29
Q

What word is written on the wall?

A

‘Blood’

30
Q

Who wrote the word on the wall in France?

A

Gaspard

31
Q

How erases the word on the wall?

A

Defarge

32
Q

Inside the wine shop, what does everyone call each other?

A

Jacques

33
Q

What does Madame Defarge do once a man walks in the store?

A

Coughs

34
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Who is located in the back room of the Store?

A

Dr. Mannette

35
Q

What is a large characteristic of Tellson’s Bank Itself?

A

Puts people to death

36
Q

What was strange about Jerry’s boots?

A

They were often clean but covered in clay when he found them

37
Q

What does Jerry’s son wonder?

A

Why Jerry’s fingers are always rusty

38
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What is the name of the courtroom?

A

Old Bailey

39
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Who is Charles Darnay?

A

Tried for treason, quiet and attentive in trial

40
Q

Who appears on Horseback and approaches Jarvis Lorry?

A

Jerry Cruncher

41
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What is Jarvis’s response to Jerry’s message?

A

Recalled to life