1. DemiDanger LangLit05

2. It Starts with a Bang Day JobsHe Says, She Says Fore!Snail MailThe Dickens Descriptions 100 200 300 400 500

3. It Starts with a Bang - 100 The novel's opening lines use this self-contradictory literary device.

4. It Starts with a Bang - 100 What is paradox?

5. It Starts with a Bang - 200 These figures establish the allegorical feel in the opening chapter.

6. It Starts with a Bang - 200 Who are the Woodsman, Fate, and the Farmer, Death?

7. It Starts with a Bang - 300 The novel's opening lines employ this repetitive syntactic device.

8. It Starts with a Bang - 300 What is anaphora?

9. It Starts with a Bang - 400 Jumping back and forth between England and France sets up this motif.

10. It Starts with a Bang - 400 What is the motif of doubling?

11. It Starts with a Bang - 500 The queen of England is described as having this kind of face.

12. It Starts with a Bang - 500 What is plain?

13. Day Jobs - 100 The man on the Evrémonde estate who supports the revolution works in this job.

14. Day Jobs - 100 What is mending roads?

15. Day Jobs - 200 Jarvis Lorry works in this business.

16. Day Jobs - 200 What is banking or Tellson's Bank?

17. Day Jobs - 300 Sydney Carton's income comes from this activity.

18. Day Jobs - 300 What is working for Mr. Stryver?

19. Day Jobs - 400 Charles Darnay earns his living by doing this.

20. Day Jobs - 400 What is tutoring French?

21. Day Jobs - 500 The last woman who talks with Sydney Carton worked in this occupation.

22. Day Jobs - 500 What is a seamstress?

23. He Says, She Says - 100 He says, "Even then, I did exercises for other boys, and seldom did my own."

24. He Says, She Says - 100 Who is Sydney Carton?

25. He Says, She Says - 200 She says, "You shall see me at the head of the women, by- and-by."

26. He Says, She Says - 200 Who is Madame Defarge?

27. He Says, She Says - 300 He says, "How could my happiness be perfect, while yours was incomplete?"

28. He Says, She Says - 300 Who is Alexandre Maentte?

29. He Says, She Says - 400 He says, "Don't go and tell me that you buried Cly. It was a take in."

30. He Says, She Says - 400 Who is Jerry Cruncher?

31. He Says, She Says - 500 He says, "See my saw! I call it my little guillotine!"

32. He Says, She Says - 500 Who is the wood-sawyer or the mender of roads?

33. Fore! - 100 This brutal event in Book One, Chapter One foreshadows the Reign of Terror.

34. Fore! - 100 What is the torture and execution of a young man?

35. Fore! - 200 The breaking of this object in Book One foreshadows later bloodshed.

36. Fore! - 200 What is a wine cask?

37. Fore! - 300 A joker in Book One writes this word on the wall with red wine.

38. Fore! - 300 What is "blood"?

39. Fore! - 400 This aspect of the Manette home makes Lucie imagine approaching crowds.

40. Fore! - 400 What is its magnification of the sound of footsteps?

41. Fore! - 500 In Book One, Jarvis Lorry's dream about digging predicts this major theme.

42. Fore! - 500 What is the theme of resurrection and/or redemption?

43. Snail Mail - 100 His letter unwittingly causes the conviction of Charles Darnay.

44. Snail Mail - 100 Who is Alexandre Manette?

45. Snail Mail - 200 His letter prompts Charles Darnay to go back to Paris.

46. Snail Mail - 200 Who is Gabelle?

47. Snail Mail - 300 He cannot deliver a letter because he does not know Charles Darnay's true identity.

48. Snail Mail - 300 Who is Jarvis Lorry?

49. Snail Mail - 400 He carries letters from the imprisoned Charles Darnay to Lucie Manette.

50. Snail Mail - 400 Who is Alexandre Manette?

51. Snail Mail - 500 Before his death, Sydney Carton makes Charles Darnay write a letter to this character.

52. Snail Mail - 500 Who is Lucie Manette?

53. The Dickens Descriptions - 100 This is "a certain movable framework with a sack and a knife in it, terrible in history."

54. The Dickens Descriptions - 100 What is a guillotine?

55. The Dickens Descriptions - 200 Monsigneur could not drink this "without the aid of four strong men besides the Cook."

56. The Dickens Descriptions - 200 What is morning chocolate?

57. The Dickens Descriptions - 300 This place is "very small, very dark, very ugly, very incommodious."

58. The Dickens Descriptions - 300 Where is Tellson's Bank?

59. The Dickens Descriptions - 400 It is a place where "cold, dirt, sickness, ignorance, and want, were lords in waiting."

60. The Dickens Descriptions - 400 Where is Saint Antoine?

61. The Dickens Descriptions - 500 His gloom makes it seem "the shadow of the.Bastille [is] thrown upon him."

62. The Dickens Descriptions - 500 Who is Alexandre Manette?