A Tale of Two Cities
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Which two countries are monarchies in the novel?

  • France and Italy
  • France and Germany
  • England and France (correct)
  • England and Spain

What punishment is used to discourage crime in England?

  • Imprisonment
  • Brutal capital punishment (correct)
  • Fines
  • Community service

In England, what do families do to protect their furniture when they leave their homes?

  • Store it (correct)
  • Hide it
  • Lock it up
  • Sell it

What happens to the youth in France if they don't kneel for passing monks?

<p>Their hands are cut off, their tongue is torn out, and they are burned alive (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do the growing trees in France foreshadow?

<p>Guillotines (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Governments and Social Norms

  • England and France are monarchies in the novel.

Crime and Punishment

  • In England, mutilation is used as a punishment to discourage crime.

Social Etiquette

  • In England, families cover their furniture with linen to protect it when they leave their homes.

Social Hierarchy

  • In France, youth who do not kneel for passing monks are punished.

Symbolism

  • The growing trees in France foreshadow a growth or positive change.

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Test your knowledge of the opening chapter of "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens. Discover the contrasting worlds of England and France during a time of monarchy and social unrest. Explore themes of inequality, fear, and suspicion in this famous literary work.

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