Judge Frollo and Quasimodo's Journey

The Archdeacon of Notre Dame recounts the tale of Quasimodo, the hunchback raised by the cruel Judge Frollo. Quasimodo lives a lonely life in the bell tower, longing for the outside world. He falls in love with Esmeralda, a gypsy woman, during the Feast of Fools. Frollo's hatred for the gypsies leads to a series of events where Quasimodo helps Esmeralda escape. Frollo's betrayal is revealed, leading to a climactic battle. In the end, Quasimodo is freed from his captivity, and a new day dawns in Paris.

What was Judge Frollo's initial reaction upon seeing the baby Quasimodo?

• He was amused.

• He was horrified.

• He was indifferent.

• He was delighted.

What activity did Quasimodo enjoy while living in the bell tower?

• Building a model of the city

• Playing musical instruments

• Painting landscapes

• Writing poetry

Who did Phoebus encounter upon his arrival in Paris?

• Quasimodo

• A group of soldiers

• Judge Frollo

• A young gypsy woman

During the Feast of Fools, what title was Quasimodo given?

• King of Fools

• King of Notre Dame

• King of the Gypsies

• King of the Festival

How did Esmeralda help Quasimodo during the Feast of Fools?

• She crowned him king.

• She helped him escape.

• She defended him from the crowd.

• She gave him a mask.

What did Esmeralda give Quasimodo to help him find safety?

• A map

• A key

• A special necklace

• A secret password

What did Frollo plan to do to find Esmeralda?

• Ask for help from the king

• Search the entire city

• Burn down Paris

• Offer a reward

How did Quasimodo and Phoebus find the Court of Miracles?

• By following Frollo

• By following a map

• By using Esmeralda's necklace

• By asking the townspeople

What was Quasimodo's reaction when Esmeralda was sentenced to burn?

• He pleaded with Frollo.

• He broke free and saved her.

• He ran away.

• He accepted it quietly.

What ultimately happened to Judge Frollo?

• He was captured by the gypsies.

• He fell from the tower.

• He was forgiven by Quasimodo.

• He escaped to another city.