Question

Has anyone read a tale of two cities?

Answer 1

I believe I have some time ago

Answer 2

nope sorry bro :/

Answer 3

i really need some help with some questions about the book?

Answer 4

no sorry I confused it with a broadway dance -.-'
but I can read a summary and try to help you :)

Answer 5

Type out the questions and we'll see if we can help. :)

Answer 6

well its a very long book?

Answer 7

It's okay, I've heard plenty about it.
I just haven't read it :p

Answer 8

Maybe the dance tells the story the same way :)

Answer 9

now i wish i really did read the book:(

Answer 10

Which best explains the development of Jerry Cruncher's Character?

A. Jerry Cruncher determines to rescue Darnay.


B.Jerry Cruncher decides to put away bad practices.


C. Jerry Cruncher becomes crueler to his wife


D. Jerry Cruncher wants to fight for the revolutionary cause in France.

Answer 11

I will give you medals!

Answer 12

i got!

Answer 13

B.Jerry Cruncher decides to put away bad practices.

Answer 14

anyone else know the answer?

Answer 15

I dont think soo

Answer 16

wait was i wrong??

Answer 17

i am going to type the next question!

Answer 18

ok

Answer 19

Which best describes Mr. Lorry?

A.
Mr. Lorry is deeply loyal and kind.

B.
Mr. Lorry is more focused on business than on people.

C.
Mr. Lorry is jealous of Darnay and Lucie's relationship.

D.
Mr. Lorry is untrustworthy and devious.

Answer 20

sorry i took so long it takes a long time to type @kimberlyevens

Answer 21

np

Answer 22

did you get it?

Answer 23

did you get the answer?? @kimberlyevens

Answer 24

yeah sorry A.Mr. Lorry is deeply loyal and kind.

Answer 25

i got B?

Answer 26

hold on

Answer 27

okay! im stuckk between A and B

Answer 28

i think its B. too give me a sec

Answer 29

your right it is A actually!

Answer 30

i found this online see what you think
http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/twocities/characters.html

Answer 31

Why is Dr. Manette revered in France?

A.
Dr. Manette has been working with the Defarges to start the revolution.

B.
Dr. Manette is responsible for the slaying of the Marquis.

C.
Dr. Manette has helped return Darnay to France for prosecution.

D.
Dr. Manette was imprisoned in the Bastille for 18 years.

Answer 32

sorry its actually A. you were correct!!!

Answer 33

what do think about this question?

Answer 34

what do you think about this question? @kimberlyevens

Answer 35

ok hold on ok?

Answer 36

im not sure

Answer 37

see revered means respect um...

Answer 38

well i found that it meaned to admire

Answer 39

really? wow then im way off sorry

Answer 40

just type it in through google search

Answer 41

i did but im not finding it hold on

Answer 42

D.

Answer 43

well it means to have deep respect or admiration

Answer 44

D.Dr. Manette was imprisoned in the Bastille for 18 years.

Answer 45

i between A and C

Answer 46

ohh okay!
sorry i was trying to figure the next one and i accidently got mixed up!!!

Answer 47

How does Dr. Manette feel about his past?

A.
Dr. Manette forgets most of his past after Lucie takes him back to England.

B.
Dr. Manette joins the revolutionary cause to make up for the injustice.

C.
Dr. Manette feels justified when the Marquis is murdered.

D.
Dr. Manette sees his past as a tool to free his son-in-law.

Answer 48

np

Answer 49

A. Dr. Manette forgets most of his past after Lucie takes him back to England.

Answer 50

Why is Darnay able to calm himself about his impending death?

A.
Darnay comforts himself with the thought that he has done nothing dishonorable.

B.
Darnay says he is going to a "far, far better rest."

C.
Darnay knows that Carton plans to intervene on his behalf.

D.
Darnay has spoken to Dr. Manette, who promises to care for Lucie and their daughter.

Answer 51

A

Answer 52

The answer for this one is A ( he thought that in the future what he did wrong would not affect him)

Answer 53

@Daniellelovee is correct @ninowletonzalez06

Answer 54

haha see a broadway dance can help with a book XD

Answer 55

What leads to Darnay's acquittal in his first trial?

A.
John Barsard's testimony is thrown out because he has been in debtor's prison several times.

B.
Mr. Lorry testifies that he cannot be sure Darnay was the man he saw on the ship.

C.
Carton has Stryver point out that Carton resembles Darnay, so his identification is doubted.

D.
Lucie tells the court how Darnay helped her father when they first met.

Answer 56

C they looked alike

Answer 57

im not sure @Daniellelovee do u know?

Answer 58

lol I think is that because I'm looking at character analysis

Answer 59

what did yall get?

Answer 60

I say is C Charled Darney resembled Carton

Answer 61

okay!

Answer 62

brb sorry

Answer 63

Which describes the conflict Mr. Lorry faces when Dr. Manette is released from prison in the Bastille?

A.
Mr. Lorry worries that Dr. Manette will never reclaim his old self.

B.
Mr. Lorry is unsure how to get Dr. Manette out of France.

C.
Mr. Lorry worries how to save Dr. Manette from the revolutionaries.

D.
Mr. Lorry must tell Lucie Manette that her "dead" father is alive.

Answer 64

A. Mr. Lorry worries that Dr. Manette will never reclaim his old self.

Answer 65

yeah I think @kimberlyevens is correct

Answer 66

okay!! This is one of the hard ones!

Answer 67

ok

Answer 68

Which quotation best reveals the relationship between Carton and the Darnays near the end of the novel?

A.
"Some half-dozen times a year, at most, he claimed his privilege of coming uninvited."

B.
"Mr. Carton's manner was so careless as to be almost insolent."

C.
"He was so unlike what he had ever shown himself to be, and it was so sad to think how much he had thrown away."

D.
"Now that you have come, I think you will do something to help mamma, something to save papa!"

Answer 69

C?

Answer 70

i REALLY was having trouble with this one!!!

Answer 71

I think its C what do you think? @kimberlyevens?

Answer 72

i think you are right

Answer 73

ok I'm feeling proud now XD :)

Answer 74

Why does Madame Defarge stitch the names of certain people into her knitting?

A.
Madame Defarge is keeping a list of people who are participating in the revolution.

B.
Madame Defarge is personalizing the scarves she knits for people she likes.

C.
Madame Defarge is keeping a list of the customers who come into the wine shop.

D.
Madame Defarge is making a list of the intended victims of the revolution.

Answer 75

:)

Answer 76

A?

Answer 77

no wait D

Answer 78

what did yall get? @Daniellelovee @kimberlyevens

Answer 79

D

Answer 80

what about @kimberlyevens ?

Answer 81

is she still online?

Answer 82

Which characteristic applies to both Madame Defarge and the Marquis?

A.
devoted

B.
principled

C.
vengeful

D.
condescending

Answer 83

idk lol (sorry if taking long to reply but I'm on the hunt for medals)

Answer 84

ohh okay i will give a medal but, please help me!!!

Answer 85

I am helping you lol (am I not?) I'm telling you what I think it is but is not so easy when I haven't read the book :p so I can't be 100% sure about my answers (sorry about that)

Answer 86

thats fine! I really apreciate you helping me!!

Answer 87

did my new question post?

Answer 88

Which characteristic applies to both Madame Defarge and the Marquis?

A.
devoted

B.
principled

C.
vengeful

D.
condescending

Answer 89

yes it did and don't worry lol I'll help as long as I can :)

Answer 90

thank you !

Answer 91

C. vengeful
no problem :)

Answer 92

One question per thread @ninowletonzalez06

Do not give out answers, it's against the code of conduct. @Daniellelovee

Answer 93

http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 94

:(

Answer 95

What is the main conflict between the peasantry and the aristocracy?

A.
The peasantry revolts against the aristocracy without good reason.

B.
The peasantry is angry with the Monseigneur for having so many servants.

C.
The peasantry is angry with the aristocracy for killing Madame Defarge's brother and sister.

D.
The peasantry is oppressed and denied any rights by the aristocracy.

Answer 96

@ninowletonzalez06 do not post another question.