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Has anyone out here read "a taLe of two cities" pls tell me i really need the help....you can message me or post it here if there any problem plss....its really eargent if you have pls help me!

 Jun 22, 2015

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Rosala, do what you need to do to make a good grade. However, if you want to be a good writer, you will have to study and understand all manner of ancient and modern literature.

It’s part of the troll’s toll. :)

 Jun 23, 2015
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Yes, If you mean, "A Tale of Two Cities"

 

What would you like to know?

 Jun 22, 2015
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Rosala, do you mean "A tale of two cities" by Charles Dickens?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Tale_of_Two_Cities

 Jun 22, 2015
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i need to know a lot of things.......lets start witha few!i badly hope you remeber all that you have read from the book!here are some question answers...i havent read the book so i have no idea...pls help me!

 

you have to choose the correct one..this is all from "a tale of two cities"

 

1. A Tale of Two Cities was published in weekly installments from April to November of what year?

(A) 1845 (B) 1859 (C) 1879 (D) 1890

 

 

2.Why are the drivers of the Dover mail coach hesitant to stop for Jerry Cruncher’s message?

(A) They fear that he is a highwayman attempting to rob the passengers.

 

(B) They fear that stopping will put them behind schedule for delivering the mail in a timely fashion.

 

(C) They have been charged with the safety of Jarvis Lorry, one of the coach’s passengers.

 

(D) Jerry Cruncher’s troublesome reputation precedes him.

 

 

 

3. What object does Doctor Manette keep during his imprisonment in order to escape “in spirit”?

(A) A picture of his wife and daughter

 

(B) The Bible

 

(C)A keg of wine

 

(D)A lock of his wife’s hair

 

 

4. By what name do the men in Defarge’s wine shop call their fellow revolutionaries?

 

(A) Jacques (B) Pierre (C) Jasper (D) Xavier

 

 

5. What skill did Doctor Manette develop in order to pass the time during his incarceration?

 

(A) Drawing (B) Whittling (C) Shoemaking (D) Storytelling

 

 

6. What symbol does Dickens use to portend the bloodshed of the French Revolution?

 

(A) The Dover mail coach (B) The broken wine cask (C) Tellson’s Bank

(D) Madame Defarge’s malevolent stare

 

 

7. During her testimony, to whom does Lucie claim that Charles Darnay alluded on the boat ride from Calais to Dover?

 

(A) Louis XVI     (B) John Adams        (C) Napoleon Bonaparte        (D) George Washington

 

 

8. After Darnay’s acquittal, why does Sydney Carton claim to dislike him?

 

(A) Darnay is unattractive and mean-spirited.

 

 

 

(B) Darnay abuses the love of Lucie Manette.

 

(C) Darnay reminds him of how far he has fallen and everything he might have been.

 

(D) Even though he has been acquitted, Darnay is a traitor.

 

 

 

9. To which animal does Dickens compare SydneyCarton?

 

(A) A jackal (B) A lion (C) A weasel (D) A sloth

 

 

10. What image does Dickens frequently use to describe Lucie Manette?

(A) An earth-bound angel (B) A golden thread (C) A tiger lily (D) A calm in a storm

 Jun 22, 2015
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yes i do Melody!

 Jun 22, 2015
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Are you suppose to have read this book Rosala?  

It looks rather like homework to me :/

 Jun 22, 2015
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actually yeah ....i was to read it but i forgot and it is so boring i cnat read it....i dont know why we get these books....there just useless....i thought the anonymous person could help me with these MCQs......looks like no body wants to...

 Jun 22, 2015
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I'll help you, Rosala. My connection is jumping through 37 nodes so there is a lag from my end. 

Here the first answer.

November of 1859.

That would be shortly after Melody was born :)

 

Guess who this is? 

Aside from the snarky age comment --I'm not Zegroes.

 Jun 22, 2015
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I actually do sympathize with you Rosala.  I have never read this particular Dickens book but I did have to study others when I was a school.  I DID read them but I did not particularly enjoy reading them.  Mind you some of the other books we had to read were definitely worse.

A Tale of Two Cities does have a trememdous amount of history in it.  So that alone makes it better than some of the others.  At least you get to learn something.

Anyway

Some of these questions could be answered if you just google them.

This should help :/

http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/twocities/summary.html       

 Jun 22, 2015
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7up.......btw pls can you answer the other ones....sorry if you mind me talking like this but im just going crazy!

 Jun 22, 2015
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Yes, this anon knows when I was born because he was already an old man then!

Maybe he was a hospital orderly?

Anyway, I expect he read this Dicken's novel as it was being published. So he should be able to help you :)

 Jun 22, 2015
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I don't think it is 7up Rosala :))

 Jun 22, 2015
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i thought 7up as he mostly gives such answers...not let me look at the other side.....it is CPHill correct?

 Jun 22, 2015
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No Rosala, I do not think so, you are not very good at this guessing game :))

 Jun 22, 2015
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no not at all....i gave the answer based on who comes here daily now a days....i give up who are you mister who can answer all my questions please?

 Jun 22, 2015
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Come on Rosala, you can get this one  !! 

 Jun 22, 2015
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reignout-g?0

 Jun 22, 2015
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7UP Aye! Well that is interesting. He's very inteligent.

CPhill is interesting too.

This is Your Friendly Neighborhood Troll :)

Sorry for the major lag. I will try to reconnect with a faster connection. It will either work better or I will lose what I have. . . . . . . .

But I will answer your questions ASAP

 Jun 22, 2015
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Oh Rosala,   you should have GOT that one!!!    LOL 

 Jun 22, 2015
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ahan!Nauseated!how could i ever not mention my dear nauseated........i never thought a superb mind had to go anonymous.....maybe its becoz of the "wars between trolls" hun.......im so happy,.....thank you nauseated!

 Jun 22, 2015
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I think that is "The War OF the Trolls"     ROF  LOL   

 

OR maybe just

 

"The War OF the Troll"        

 Jun 22, 2015
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you know what Melody...i dont know why Nauseated calls himself a "troll" those who need to call themselves dont and those who dont need to call themselves do.....hes so intelligent and gives some amazing answer i can never so why a troll.......why not an "out-stander"?

 Jun 22, 2015
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No, nauseated is a troll, just an unusual one.  Oh, and a very funny one.   :)

 Jun 22, 2015
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I tried logging on but the end node jumps and invalidates the cookie.

That happens when I post as an Anon too, I lose everything I type.

This is more aggravating than a troll!

 Jun 22, 2015
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Well, you would know :)

 Jun 22, 2015
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I hope it yes better soon! I've got some more questions please! If you want I can message them to you too! Btw , there all just MCQs so give a light answer , don't think too much. But please help me!

 Jun 22, 2015
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This seems stable for the moment . . .

 

Yes, I do. I neglected to mention that it is LESS aggravating than a particular Moderator on a certain Maths Forum. That particular moderator wouldn’t include Radix, Alan, or CPhill. Well, maybe it includes CPhill, sometimes –but not too often. :)

 Jun 22, 2015
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2.Why are the drivers of the Dover mail coach hesitant to stop for Jerry Cruncher’s message?

 They fear that he is a highwayman attempting to rob the passengers.

 

 3. What object does Doctor Manette keep during his imprisonment in order to escape “in spirit”?

 A lock of his wife's hair. 

 

4. By what name do the men in Defarge’s wine shop call their fellow revolutionaries?

Jacques

5. What skill did Doctor Manette develop in order to pass the time during his incarceration?

Shoemaking

 

6. What symbol does Dickens use to portend the bloodshed of the French Revolution?

The broken wine cask

 

7. During her testimony, to whom does Lucie claim that Charles Darnay alluded on the boat ride from Calais to Dover?

George Washington

 

8. After Darnay’s acquittal, why does Sydney Carton claim to dislike him?

 Darnay reminds him of how far he has fallen and everything he might have been

 

9. To which animal does Dickens compare SydneyCarton?

Jackal

 

10. What image does Dickens frequently use to describe Lucie Manette?

A golden thread

 Jun 22, 2015
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Yes well Nauseated, I do not know which moderator you would  be referring too.

I think you took a wrong turn and stumbled into the wrong forum :/

 Jun 22, 2015
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Funny chat!

 

I wouldn't even understand that story I'm struggling to understand the first line of "The Book Thief".

 

I'm too young to understand such a powerful plot... And first line!

 Jun 22, 2015
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Thank you so much Nauseated.....this really feels embarrasing but ive got some more!

 

 

please just give 1% of your great brain to this...thatd be my best help!

 

 

11. What sound does Lucie often hear echoing off the street when she is in her home?

(A) Footsteps (B) Brawling

(C) The yells of the crowd at public executions     (D) A choir singing

 

 

12. Which of the following characters is related to the Marquis, whose carriage runs down a small child?

(A) Doctor Manette (B) Sydney Carton (C) Charles Darnay (D) Miss Pross

 

 

13. Who does Miss Pross believe is the ideal suitor for Lucie Manette?

(A) Sydney Carton (B) Charles Darnay (C) Her brother, Solomon

(D) She believes that no man is good enough for Lucie.

 

 

14. What does Mr. Lorry try to persuade Mr. Stryver not to do?

(A) Propose to Lucie Manette

(B) Invest his money in Tellson’s Bank

(C) Drop Sydney Carton as a business colleague

(D) Visit Paris at a time of political turmoil

 

 

15. Who promises Lucie Manette that he would, if necessary, die for her?

(A) Jarvis Lorry (B) Sydney Carton (C) Charles Darnay (D) Monsieur Defarge

 

 

16. What does Jerry Cruncher frequently go out to do at night?

(A) Raid Tellson’s Bank

(B) Deliver messages to prisoners in the Bastille

(C) Dig up bodies in the cemetery

(D) Meet with other revolutionaries to plan uprisings

 

 

17. Who informs the Defarges that Lucie Manette has married Charles Darnay?

(A) The mender of roads (B) Jarvis Lorry (C) Gaspard (D) John Barsad

 

 

18. On the night after Lucie and Charles are married, what does Doctor Manette do?

(A) He prepares to join them on their honeymoon.

(B) He reverts to his prison pastime of making shoes.

(C) He confesses to Miss Pross that he thinks Lucie has made a terrible mistake.

(D) He writes a letter to Defarge, asking him to spare Darnay’s life.

 

 

19. During the storming of the Bastille, who decapitates the fortress’s guard?

(A) Madame Defarge (B) Defarge (C) John Barsad (D) An anonymous Jacques

 

 

20. Why does the Paris mob k**l Foulon?

(A) Because he is a spy

(B) Because he suggested that starving people should eat grass

(C) Because his carriage ran down a child in the street

(D) Because he collected high taxes from the peasants

 

 

21. What is the duration of Manette’s psychological relapse after Lucie leaves for her honeymoon?

(A) Nine days (B) Four days (C) A fortnight (D) A year and three months

 

 

22. Who develops a habit of watching and speaking to Lucie as she waits on a Paris street corner each day, hoping that Darnay will be able to see her from his prison window?

(A) Madame Defarge (B) Defarge (C) A wood-sawyer (D) A seamstress

 

 

 

 

thats all Nauseated.....thanky you very much.......just answer those and im so grateful to you..i thought this book woulve been interesting but i just couldnt read it as the days went so fast......

 Jun 22, 2015
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. . .   I think you took a wrong turn and stumbled into the wrong forum :/

 

I might have thought so, but this forum is one of the few where I am not banned. I know because I can log on. Which begs the question: why do I want to be a member of a forum that would allow me as a member?

 

It’s not troll-like; it antithetical to our character --It’s a paradox. :)

 Jun 23, 2015
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11. What sound does Lucie often hear echoing off the street when she is in her home?

Footsteps

 

12. Which of the following characters is related to the Marquis, whose carriage runs down a small child?

Charles Darnay

 

13. Who does Miss Pross believe is the ideal suitor for Lucie Manette?

Her brother, Solomon

 

14. What does Mr. Lorry try to persuade Mr. Stryver not to do?

Propose to Lucie Manette

 

15. Who promises Lucie Manette that he would, if necessary, die for her?

Sydney Carton

 

16. What does Jerry Cruncher frequently go out to do at night?

Dig up bodies in the cemetery

 

17. Who informs the Defarges that Lucie Manette has married Charles Darnay?

John Barsad

 

18. On the night after Lucie and Charles are married, what does Doctor Manette do?

He reverts to his prison pastime of making shoes.

 

19. During the storming of the Bastille, who decapitates the fortress’s guard?

Madame Defarge

 

20. Why does the Paris mob k**l Foulon?

Because he suggested that starving people should eat grass

 

21. What is the duration of Manette’s psychological relapse after Lucie leaves for her honeymoon?

Nine days

 

22. Who develops a habit of watching and speaking to Lucie as she waits on a Paris street corner each day, hoping that Darnay will be able to see her from his prison window?

wood-sawyer

 Jun 23, 2015
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Rosala, do what you need to do to make a good grade. However, if you want to be a good writer, you will have to study and understand all manner of ancient and modern literature.

It’s part of the troll’s toll. :)

Nauseated Jun 23, 2015
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Sorry but i had to comment this.

 

Well said Nauseated.

 

 Jun 23, 2015
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First of all...its ok mathsgod....be free to be a good person and say anything on my posts.........or should i say...be like me...have a long nose that can be poked everywhere!lol

 

 

and Nauseated...

 

 

 

 

you have no idea how much i was worried about this.....there is another homework in Computer that i have no clue about and am so much worried!

 

Sorry but i cant give you more than this!:)

 

 

 

This is TRUE!

 

 

 

Becoz i currently am a fan of beyblades so ere you go

 

the best beyblades.,......awesome...only for you Nauseated!

 

 

 

And At Last!

 

                                                  

 

 

 

 

And thanks for the tip....i will surely read every type of book...you wouldnt believe how i was ..i was like "how can i person sit with their head in the book...my head just blasts" and now ive finished such a fta book .........i thought....if i wouldnt read others books...they wouldnt read mine...so im not reading or trying to read every kind of book!

 

 

Thanks!

 Jun 23, 2015
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Well Nauseated ....

 

"I might have thought so, but this forum is one of the few where I am not banned. I know because I can log on. Which begs the question: why do I want to be a member of a forum that would allow me as a member?

 

It’s not troll-like; it antithetical to our character --It’s a paradox. :)"

 

Yes - it is definitely a paradox      

Mind you - if you have been thrown out of all the other forum maybe you only want to be here because this is the ONLY place that will have you  :/

 

Plus, of course, we are also lovable.

Rosala is positively dripping with lovable ....      :) 

 Jun 25, 2015

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