A Tale of Two Cities

A Tale of Two Cities

by

Charles Dickens

A Tale of Two Cities: Book 2, Chapter 8 Quiz 2 questions

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What does Marquis Evrémonde do when, in the village he rules, he notices a road mender staring at his carriage?
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He ignores the road mender and continues on his journey
He stops to question the road mender
He accuses the road mender of plotting against him and has him arrested
He offers the road mender a job at his estate
How does the Marquis's behavior differ from Lucie's?
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The Marquis is charitable, while Lucie is indifferent to other people's suffering
The Marquis is interested in politics, while Lucie is more focused on personal relationships
The Marquis shows no sympathy, while Lucie exhibits compassion
The Marquis is ambitious and proactive, while Lucie takes a passive role in life