The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Quasimodo saves Esmeralda because

• when he was on la Place de Greve, she brought him water.

• he thought she was cute.

• because he wanted to be a hero.

• because the priest told him to do it.

In Chapter 9, the old woman stated, "I saw something black fly past and jump into the river, I'd swear it was a ghost dressed up like a priest," (112) what does this mean

• She thought Esmeralda had turned into a priest to escape.

• She thought the priest jumped out the window.

• She thought the goat has turned into a priest and jumped out the window.

Esmeralda stated that without Phoebus,

• she didn't want to live.

• she would have a better life.

Esmeralda's love for Phoebus was misplaced because

• he loved Esmeralda and wanted to be with her.

• he was going to marry Lady Flor because of her money.

Reorder the following

• Esmeralda is brought into the courtroom.

• She is tortured to confess her guilt.

• The priest comes to confess he loves her and to ask her to run away with him.

• Quasimodo saves Esmeralda taking her into the church crying, "Sanctuary."

• Phoebus is present at the execution of Esmeralda but doesn't stop it.

Esmerelda went to help Quasimodo when he asked for help rather than

• Pierre the author helping.

• Phoebus, the captain of the guard helping

• the Priest, or Archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo who is his adopted father.

Reorder the following

• Then, Pierre tried to help but gets knocked out.

• Next, the judge thinks that Quasimodo makes fun of him and hands out a cruel punishment.

• Quasimodo and the Priest try to kidnap Esmerelda.

• After Quasimodo receives 2 hours of punishment, it is Esmerelda that brings him water.

• The Captain arrests Quasimodo, and Quasimodo stands before the judge.

The people ​ (a)   stones at ​ (b)   as part of his ​ (c)   for attacking ​ (d)  

• hurled

• Quasimodo

• punishment

• Esmerelda.

The judge thought ​ (a)   was mocking him, so he gave him a severe (b)   for even ​ (c)   him for his attack on Esmerelda. "His only crime was being ​ (d)   and ​ (e)  

• Quasimodo

• punishment

• torturing

• ugly

• deaf.

As Quasimodo was turned on the podium, he felt

• happy and carefree.

• a little sad.

• bitterness, hopelessness and anger.