The Count of Monte Cristo

It was Faria, another

• soldier

• person

• sailor

• prisoner

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The Cliff's Notes for this novel describes the characters: The Count, Franz, and Peppino. From this introduction, we can predict that _____ will be the "the dashing and romantic hero," _____ will be the servant indebted to him, and _____ will be a visitor to the island of Monte Cristo.

• Peppino

  The Count

  Franz

• The Count

  Peppino

  Franz

• Franz

  Peppino

  The Count

• Count Chocula

  Franken Berry

  Cap'n Crunch

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Besides Peppino, who are the primary characters introduced in the first few paragraphs of the story?

• We are introduced to Franz and a friend.

• We are introduced to the Count and the sentry.

• We are introduced to the Count and Franz.

• We are introduced to the Count and the Sandwich Artist.

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What challenge does the sentry issue as Peppino, the Count, and Franz reach the opening of the catacombs?

• The sentry asks, "Who comes there?"

• The sentry asks, "Who goes there?"

• The sentry asks, "Friend or Foe?"

• The sentry asks, "Would you like fries with that?"

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This look told him all, and his anger waxed hot.

“I did not know, when I came with such haste to you, that I was to meet an enemy here.”

The "enemy" that Dantes' is referring to in this excerpt from chapter 3 is ​ (a)  

• Fernand

• Danglars

• Caderousse

• Mercedes

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Which statement best summarizes The Count of Monte Cristo?

• Poor conditions cause a man to imagine sounds in his cell.

• A jailer takes pity on a hungry man and offers him food.

• The lack of company causes a man to befriend his jailer.

• A confined man is energizes by the possibility of escape.

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Dantes was in love with ___

• Faria

• Mercedes

• Rose

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Is the book The Count of Monte Cristo a true story?

• No, but it is based on some historical events

• Yes, it is Edmond Dantes' biography written by Dumas

• No, but Edmond and Mercedes' story was true

• Why you asking me? You're the teacher.

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When Monte Cristo arrived at Chateau d'If, he landed at the same spot where he had been dragged ashore by the gendarmes.

• true

• false

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Before hearing Caderousse's story, Dantés (in disguise) tells him that the value of the diamond, will be devided into ___ parts

• 2 parts

• 3 parts

• 4 parts

• 5 parts

• 27 parts