Character Actions and Reactions in A Tale of Two Cities

In Book 3, Chapter 9 of 'A Tale of Two Cities', Mr. Lorry confronts Jerry Cruncher about his illegal body-snatching activities. Sydney Carton reveals his plan to help Darnay if needed and reflects on his life. Carton spends a night walking and contemplating a Bible passage. At the tribunal, Darnay is denounced by Defarge and surprisingly by Dr. Manette. Carton's selfless nature and mysterious plan are highlighted, with foreshadowing of a hidden paper in Dr. Manette's cell.

What is Mr. Jarvis Lorry's reaction to Jerry Cruncher's side activities?

• He decides to join Jerry.

• He supports Jerry's actions.

• He is appalled and threatens to report him.

• He is indifferent.

How does Jerry Cruncher plan to make amends for his actions?

• By leaving the country.

• By becoming a gravedigger.

• By donating to charity.

• By apologizing to Mr. Lorry.

What does Sydney Carton tell Mr. Lorry about his access to Darnay?

• He has no access.

• He has access if things don't go well.

• He can visit Darnay anytime.

• He needs special permission.

What does Carton remind Mr. Lorry about his life?

• That it has been adventurous.

• That it has been a waste.

• That it has been full of regrets.

• That it has been long and useful.

What does Carton promise Mr. Lorry?

• To visit him at home.

• To leave the city.

• To be in court in the morning.

• To write a letter.

What does Carton purchase from the pharmacy?

• A single medicine.

• Several items that should not be mixed.

• A book on chemistry.

• A gift for Mr. Lorry.

What does Carton reflect on during his night walk?

• His future plans.

• A Bible passage.

• His childhood.

• A recent conversation.

What does the wood-sawyer recommend to Carton?

• To watch the executions.

• To leave the city.

• To read a book.

• To visit a friend.

What is the significance of the substances Carton buys from the pharmacy?

• They are for a cooking recipe.

• They are gifts for friends.

• They should not be mixed together.

• They are for a medical experiment.

What does Carton do for the woman and her daughter?

• He gives them money.

• He offers them a ride.

• He helps them cross a muddy road.

• He ignores them.