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2. What message does Mr. Lorry tell Mr. Cruncher as a reply to the note? Category 1: $100: A

3. Recalled to life Category 1: $100: Q

4. What literary device is used in the first paragraph of the novel? Category 1: $200: A

5. Anaphora Category 1: $200: Q

6. Who was with Lucie when she first saw her father? Category 1: $300: A

7. Mr. Lorry and Msr. Defarge Category 1: $300: Q

8. Why did Dr. Manette have a strand of golden hair? Category 1: $400: A

9. It was on his clothing after his wife hugged him goodbye. Category 1: $400: Q

10. Where is Lucie when she discovers her father is alive and where is her father at that time? Category 1: $500: A

11. She is in Dover, England and he is in Paris, France Category 1: $500: Q

12. Who is the first to visit Lucie and Darnay after the honeymoon? Category 2: $100: A

13. Sydney Carton Category 2: $100: Q

14. What is Charles Darnay accused of in his first trial? Category 2: $200: A

15. Treason – telling the French what the English troops were doing. Category 2: $200: Q

16. What do the nine days refer to? Category 2: $300: A

17. The nine days of Dr. Manette’s first relapse after the wedding Category 2: $300: Q

18. Whose mouth is stuffed with grass? Category 2: $400: A

19. Foulon Category 2: $400: Q

20. Daily Double!!! Darnay says he is going to renounce his real last name and take his mother’s. What’s his mother’s maiden name? Category 2: $500: A

21. D’Aulnais Category 2: $500: Q

22. What two names does Miss Pross’ brother go by? Category 3: $100: A

23. John Barsad and Solomon Pross Category 3: $100: Q

24. When did Dr. Manette first meet Charles? Category 3: $200: A

25. When Charles’ mother came to ask how she might help the sister of the woman her brother-in-law raped. Category 3: $200: Q

26. Who knew that Carton switched places with Darnay before Carton was beheaded? Category 3: $300: A

27. John Barsad (Solomon Pross) And The seamstress Category 3: $300: Q

28. What happened to each of Madame Defarge’s family members? Category 3: $400: A

29. Brother-in-law was worked to death by pulling the plow and then keeping the frogs quiet in damp night air • Father died of a heart attack after hearing about his daughter • Sister was raped and went insane eventually dying of a fever • Brother died of a stab wound inflicted when he challenged Monsieur Evremonde Category 3: $400: Q

30. Who discovers Madame Defarge’s plan to denounce Lucie and little Lucie? How is this discovered? Category 3: $500: A

31. Carton overhears Madame Defarge when he is at the wine shop hoping to be seen so that people would know there existed a man who looked like Darnay. Category 3: $500: Q

32. What are the two cities referred to in the title? Category 4: $100: A

33. London, England Paris, France Category 4: $100: Q

34. Whose grave did the readers witness Cruncher opening that did not have a body in it? Category 4: $200: A

35. Roger Cly Category 4: $200: Q

36. Who was in charge of taking care of the Evremonde property while no Evremonde was living there? Category 4: $300: A

37. Theophile Gabelle Category 4: $300: Q

38. Who did Madame Defarge conspire with about denouncing Lucie and what was the person’s original name? Category 4: $400: A

39. The Wood Sawyer (a.k.a. The Road Mender) Category 4: $400: Q

40. What is Dr. Manette’s first name? Category 4: $500: A

41. Alexandre Category 4: $500: Q

42. Who was Jacques? Category 5: $100: A

43. It was the name that the revolutionaries used. Category 5: $100: Q

44. What happened to Stryvver after Lucie and Charles got married? Category 5: $200: A

45. He married a woman with three children that he offered to have Charles tutor. H used Charles as an example of vanity when he refused. Category 5: $200: Q

46. What is the Carmagnole and what role did it play in the novel? Category 5: $300: A

47. It is a celebratory dance of the revolution that helped to set the mood of the novel. Category 5: $300: Q

48. What was “floppin’” referring to in the story? Category 5: $400: A

49. That is what Jerry Cruncher called praying. Category 5: $400: Q

50. On what date was the storming of the Bastille? Category 5: $500: A