- B - 1789
- B - False
- B - Hotel de Ville
- D - Louis XVI
- B - False
- B - False
- Paris
- London
- D - Victorian
- 1775
- Answers will vary
- Answers will vary
- The roads were very dangerous, with many robbers (highwaymen) holding up coaches
- Jarvis Lorry
- Answers will vary
- M - highwayman
- B - blunderbuss
- F - cutlass
- R - tremulous
- K - genial
- L - hardihood
- D - cessation
- P - soliloquy
- A - adjuration
- G - ejaculated
- E - conscience
- I - expeditiously
- O - mutinous
- J - floundering
- Q - substratum
- C - capitulated
- N - mire
- H - emphatic
- Answers will vary
- A - True
- He dreams about exhuming the body of a man who has been buried alive for eighteen years
- Answers will vary
- B - Jarvis Lorry
- Concord
- Fifteen years
- A - France
- Seventeen years old, with blonde hair and blue eyes
- France
- Jarvis Lorry
- She didn't want to tell Lucie that her father might be languishing in prison
- Answers will vary
- Answers will vary
- D - Red
- B - No
- A - True
- C - English Channel
- England (or Great Britain, or the United Kingdom)
- A large cask of wine
- Saint Antoine
- B - False
- Answers will vary
- Yellow waistcoat with green breeches
- C - stout
- Jacques
- C - Monsieur
- A - Madame
- B - Mademoiselle
- Lucie Manette
- D - small attic
- Shoemaking (cobbling)
- England
- Lorry and Defarge
- B - knitting
- A - bewilderment
- B - coercion
- O - salutation
- K - lethargy
- T - suppressed
- W - vagrancy
- S - subtle
- L - obliterated
- E - discernible
- F - disclosure
- R - steadfastly
- H - feeble
- Q - spectral
- C - curiosity
- D - deplorable
- V - traversed
- N - resonance
- P - solitude
- U - transparent
- M - resemblance
- G - dreadful
- J - implore
- I - haggard
- 1780
- B - False
- Jerry Cruncher
- B - False
- Old Bailey (the courthouse)
- A - True
- Charles Darnay
- John Barsad
- Sydney Carton
- A - True
- Charles Darnay and Sydney Carton
- Sydney Carton
- Mr. Stryver
- Sydney Carton
- Mr. Stryver
- Answers will vary, but might include depression
- Clerkenwell
- Soho
- Solomon Pross
- Answers will vary
- Answers will vary
- Sydney Carton
- Jerry Cruncher
- D - 4
- Answers will vary
- Gaspard
- Monsieur Gabelle
- He jumped off of the coach on the hillside
- She asks for some sort of tombstone for her husband
- Charles
- Charles Darnay
- Answers will vary, but should include the idea that by hating the wealthy, the poor are acknowledging the power of the wealthy over them
- B - False
- Marquis Evremonde (Monseigneur)
- French tutor
- Lucie Manette
- Answers will vary
- Lucie Manette
- Mr. Lorry
- B - False
- Answers will vary
- C - Roger Cly
- Jerry Cruncher is a "resurrection man," stealing fresh corpses from cemeteries to sell for medical research
- B - False
- B - Jacques
- Monseigneur killed the man's son with his coach
- He is hanged
- She knits it using her own code
- D - Versailles
- John Barsad
- Ernest
- D'Aulnais
- Answers will vary
- Miss Pross
- Answers will vary, but should include the contrast between Mr. Lorry's present closeness with the Manettes, and his previous statements regarding his disinterest in them outside of their affiliation with Tellson's Bank
- Shoemaking (cobbling)
- Nine days and nights
- His shoemaker's bench and cobbling tools
- Sydney Carton
- Answers will vary
- B - Son
- Bastille
- Dr. Manette's
- She cuts off his head
- Seven
- Foulon
- B - False
- Jarvis Lorry
- Gabelle
- Answers will vary
- D - 1792
- He must be declared a good citizen in Paris
- B - 2
- La Force
- Saint Germain Quarter
- D - Doctor Manette and Lucie Manette
- Jerry Cruncher
- Madame Defarge, Monsieur Defarge, and the Vengeance
- Answers will vary
- J - melancholy
- G - emigrant
- E - domicile
- B - compromise
- A - acquiescence
- F - dubiously
- D - doleful
- I - influence
- L - repudiated
- K - propitiate
- H - imperil
- C - demur
- Inspecting physician of three prisons
- Answers will vary
- A wood-sawyer
- Madame Defarge
- He is charged with being an emigrant
- A - True
- Miss Pross and Jerry Cruncher
- Madame and Monsieur Defarge
- Good Republican Brutus of Antiquity
- Her brother, Solomon
- John Barsad
- Sydney Carton
- Jerry, working as a resurrection man, attempted to exhume Roger Cly's body years before, but found no corpse in the coffin
- Young Jerry, his son
- B - Guillotine
- 63
- Ernest Defarge, Theres Defarge, and Alexandre Manette
- Paper written in Doctor Manette's handwriting
- December, 1767
- Answers will vary
- Answers will vary
- D - Sydney Carton
- Charles Darnay
- Madame Defarge is the younger sister of the woman and boy who died due to the actions of Charles Darnay's father and uncle
- Fifty-two (52)
- A - True
- Doctor Manette, Lucie Manette, and young Lucie Darnay
- Miss Pross and Jerry Cruncher
- A - Madame Defarge
- Answers will vary
- Answers will vary
- Answers will vary
- A
- A
- B
- A
- B
- B
- A
- A
- A
- B
- B - 1789
- B - False
- B - Hotel de Ville
- D - Louis XVI
- B - False
- B - False
- Paris
- London
- D - Victorian
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