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39 Cards in this Set
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How long was Dr. Manette in prison? |
18 years |
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Who is a messenger for Tellson ' s bank? |
Jerry Cruncher |
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What is Madame Defarge' s signal that there is a spy in the wine shop? |
Putting a rose in her hair |
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Who is always knitting? |
Madame Defarge |
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How many books are in A Tale Of Two Cities? |
3 |
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On the way to his death, what does the seamstress ask Sydney to do? |
Hold her hand |
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Why was Darnay put on trial in England? |
Treason |
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What does Kitty have a bad habit of doing? |
Coughing at the wrong time |
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Where does most of this story take place? |
Hertfordshire, England |
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Why was Lady de Bourgh shocked? |
The Bennet girls have never had a governess |
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What causes Elizabeth's hasty return home from her tour with the Gardiners? |
Lydia's elopement with Mr. Wickham |
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How does Mr. Bennet feel about Jane's engagement to Mr. Bingley? |
He is completely happy |
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After their marriage, who do Darcy and Elizabeth visit often? |
The Gardiners |
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How does Mr. Bennet respond to a request for clothing money from Lydia? |
He refuses to advance even a guinea of money to buy clothes for Lydia's trousseau |
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Describe Mrs. Bennet |
She is a woman of tactless chattering |
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How does Caroline Bingley feel about Elizabeth? |
She is jealous |
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Why did Charlotte marry that arrogant pig Mr. Collins? |
She wanted a home of her own |
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What did Miss de Bourgh's mother want Elizabeth to think of Mr. Darcy? |
That he was engaged to her daughter |
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When Elizabeth refuses Mr. Collins, what did he do? |
He proposed to Charlotte Lucas |
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When Elizabeth and Gardiners visit Pemberley, what do they learn regarding Mr. Wickham? |
He is not held in much esteem |
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Describe Anne de Bourgh |
She is without animation |
ANNE |
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Describe Maria Lucas |
She is empty-headed |
M- air -a |
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How does Collins regard Lady de Bourgh? |
He thinks she is very charming |
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Insuperable |
Not able to be overcome |
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Apex |
The highest point of something |
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Acrid |
Marked by sharp taste or smell; bitter |
Acid |
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Fulminate |
To voice dispproval or protest |
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Jejune |
Without interest; dull |
June is so... |
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Hegemony |
Influence or domination over |
The hedge is... over the rest of the yard |
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Truculent |
Marked by ferocity |
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Credulity |
Willingness to believe too readily |
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Dross |
Refuse or waste |
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Versimilitude |
The appearance of truth |
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Viscous |
Having a thick or sticky consistency like glue |
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Psychosomatic |
Of or relating to symptoms caused by mental or emotional problems |
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Abnegation |
Unwillingness to admit reality or truth; denial |
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Polyglot |
Someone with knowledge of two or more languages |
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Intractable |
Difficult to manipulate or govern |
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Disseminate |
To disperse or scatter |
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