The Thief Lord - Chapter 51 Quiz

What does Prosper do when Esther approaches the café?

Question Answer Choices He ignores her and continues eating. He points her out to Hornet. He runs outside to greet her. He hides under the table.

What does Barbarossa say he wants to do when he meets Esther?

Question Answer Choices Go to a museum and see some paintings by Titian. See a movie at the cinema. Visit a library and read some books. Go to a park and play with other children.

Where do the children go the next day before Esther's appointment?

Question Answer Choices To the library in the city center. To the café across the street from Ida's house. To the museum to see paintings. To the park near their home.

Who is surprised by Esther's appearance, thinking she would be taller and more sinister?

Question Answer Choices Ida Prosper Victor Hornet

What does Esther plan to do with her sister's estate?

Question Answer Choices Donate it to the orphanage to pay for the boys' upbringing. Invest it in a business venture. Use it to travel around the world. Keep it for her own personal expenses.

What does Ida do when Barbarossa tells his pitiful story?

Question Answer Choices She tells him to ignore the boys. She asks him to be brave and strong. She gives him a hug and comforts him. She assures him that the boys will be punished.

What does Esther say when Ida mentions the cost of caring for children?

Question Answer Choices She will do whatever it takes to care for them. She needs more time to think about it. She cannot be expected to care for her nephews. She will find a way to make it work.

What does Esther say about having a child?

Question Answer Choices She is afraid of having children. She would like to have a child but has not yet found one who wants her. She does not want to have a child. She wants to adopt a child immediately.

Who is dressed in a habit and sitting at a desk beneath a picture of the Madonna and Child?

Question Answer Choices Ida Lucia Esther Victor

What does Esther say about Bo's personality?

Question Answer Choices He is quiet, shy, and very obedient. He is stubborn, moody, and bites like a little dog. He is cheerful, friendly, and loves to help. He is mischievous, playful, and always laughing.