1. DemiDanger LangLit06

2. They've Got Character Back to Real Life That Pesky Revolution Role PlayThe House of Mirrors Heroes 100 200 300 400 500

3. They've Got Character - 100 She has "a forehead with a singular capacity. of lifting and knitting itself."

4. They've Got Character - 100 Who is Lucie Manette?

5. They've Got Character - 200 She has "on her head a most wonderful bonnet like a. great Stilton cheese."

6. They've Got Character - 200 Who is Miss Pross?

7. They've Got Character - 300 People notice his white hair and "the indescribable intensity of his face."

8. They've Got Character - 300 Who is Alexandre Manette?

9. They've Got Character - 400 He "sat leaning back, with his torn gown half off him. his hands in his pockets."

10. They've Got Character - 400 Who is Sydney Carton?

11. They've Got Character - 500 He is "well-grown and well- looking, with a sunburnt cheek and a dark eye."

12. They've Got Character - 500 Who is Charles Darnay?

13. Back to Real Life - 100 When Charles Dickens was a child, his father was imprisoned for this offense.

14. Back to Real Life - 100 What are unpaid debts?

15. Back to Real Life - 200 As a young man, Charles Dickens took three months to master this system.

16. Back to Real Life - 200 What is shorthand?

17. Back to Real Life - 300 This was Charles Dickens's first serialized novel.

18. Back to Real Life - 300 What is The Pickwick Papers?

19. Back to Real Life - 400 Charles Dickens married this woman.

20. Back to Real Life - 400 Who was Catherine Hogarth?

21. Back to Real Life - 500 Charles Dickens had an affair with this woman.

22. Back to Real Life - 500 Who was Ellen Ternan?

23. That Pesky Revolution - 100 Alexandre Manette's 18-year ordeal illustrates this cause of the French Revolution.

24. That Pesky Revolution - 100 What is frequent unlawful imprisonment or imprisonment without trial?

25. That Pesky Revolution - 200 The Marquis St. Evrémonde's behavior illustrates this cause of the French Revolution.

26. That Pesky Revolution - 200 What is the cruelty or arrogance of the aristocracy?

27. That Pesky Revolution - 300 The reference to France "making paper money and spending it" illustrates this.

28. That Pesky Revolution - 300 What is the financial mismanagement of France?

29. That Pesky Revolution - 400 The aristocrats at the party in the novel display these two bad qualities.

30. That Pesky Revolution - 400 What are pettiness and incompetence?

31. That Pesky Revolution - 500 Significant planning for the real French Revolution happened in this sort of shop.

32. That Pesky Revolution - 500 What is a wine shop?

33. Role Play - 100 This character represents Dickens's ideal of womanhood.

34. Role Play - 100 Who is Lucie Manette?

35. Role Play - 200 This character is repeatedly portrayed as broken and then healed.

36. Role Play - 200 Who is Alexandre Manette?

37. Role Play - 300 This character is portrayed as a female monster.

38. Role Play - 300 Who is Madame Defarge?

39. Role Play - 400 This character shows compassion even while claiming he has no time for feelings.

40. Role Play - 400 Who is Jarvis Lorry?

41. Role Play - 500 This character embodies all of the novel's contradictory moral questions.

42. Role Play - 500 Who is Sydney Carton?

43. The House of Mirrors - 100 The title of the novel sets up a comparison between these two places.

44. The House of Mirrors - 100 What are London and Paris?

45. The House of Mirrors - 200 The opening lines of the novel compare these two periods.

46. The House of Mirrors - 200 What are the French revolutionary period and Dickens's period?

47. The House of Mirrors - 300 The resemblance between these two characters bodes well for one of them.

48. The House of Mirrors - 300 Who are Charles Darnay and Sydney Carton?

49. The House of Mirrors - 400 She is Lucie Manette's dark double.

50. The House of Mirrors - 400 Who is Madame Defarge?

51. The House of Mirrors - 500 The language of this part of the novel starts the pattern of doubling and contradiction.

52. The House of Mirrors - 500 What are the opening lines?

53. Heroes - 100 Sydney Carton performs this heroic act.

54. Heroes - 100 What is changing places with Charles Darnay on the eve of his execution?

55. Heroes - 200 In an attempt to protect Lucie Darnay, Miss Pross accidentally kills this character.

56. Heroes - 200 Who is Madame Defarge?

57. Heroes - 300 Miss Pross's most heroic act has this unfortunate consequence.

58. Heroes - 300 What is deafness?

59. Heroes - 400 Jerry Cruncher redeems himself by renouncing these two activities.

60. Heroes - 400 What are robbing graves and beating his wife?

61. Heroes - 500 This character drives the coach that carries Charles and Lucie Darnay from Paris.

62. Heroes - 500 Who is Jarvis Lorry?