The Scarlet Pimpernel Chapter 2 Quiz

Mr. Jellyband talks about Mr. Pitt, Mr. Fox and Mr. Burke. Who is Mr. Pitt?

Question Answer Choices Minister of War in England during the French Revolution Prime Minister of England during the French Revolution Prime Minister of France during the French Revolution Minister of Finance in England during the French Revolution

Mr. Jellyband talks about Mr. Pitt, Mr. Fox and Mr. Burke. Who is Mr. Fox?

Question Answer Choices England's first minister of war England's first Prime Minister England's first Foreign Secretary England's Minster of Finance

What does the stranger say is one good thing that has come out of France?

Question Answer Choices French stew French beer French coffee French wine

How do we know Mr.Jellyband is a prosperous merchant?

Question Answer Choices shiny wooden wall-panels and antique vases antique pictures on the walls and shiny, gold-tinged windows The shining pewter on old dressers, brass on the hearth and polished, red-tiled floors expensive cookware and tableware

What ia the name of Mr.Jellyband's daughter?

Question Answer Choices Jemima Rachel Martha Sally

Why is Mr. Jellyband upset with Mr. Hempseed?

Question Answer Choices Mr. Hempseed drinks too much beer He views Mr. Hempseed's support for the French Revolution as treasonous against England He does not like Mr. Hempseed's support for the French aristocracy Mr. Hempseed

Who is Mr. Jellyband expecting later that night?

Question Answer Choices French doctors rescued from the guillotine French citizens caught up in the violence of the Reign of Terror French maids who want to be employed at The Fisherman's Rest French aristocrats, rescued from the clutches of the guillotine and acquainted with Lord Tony and Sir Andrew

Mr. Jellyband talks about Mr. Pitt, Mr. Fox and Mr. Burke. Who is Mr. Burke?

Question Answer Choices member of the House of Lords who supports the French Revolution member of the Whig Party serving in the House of Commons who is opposed to the French Revolution member of the fisherman's association member of the House of Commons who supports the French Revolution

What is the political ideology which characterizes the phrase "to an Englishman, be he lord, yeoman or peasant, the whole of the continent of Europe was a den of immorality, and the rest of the world an unexploited land of savages and cannibals?"

Question Answer Choices Fascism Imperialism Communism Nationalism

In September, what did the two days of torrential rain throughout the South of England threaten to ruin?

Question Answer Choices the apples, pears and late plums ripening on the trees the wild strawberries and blackberries on the vine lessening the number of customers to the inn the oranges Jews sold to their customers