Blank Jeopardy

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Whos who
Book I
Book II
Book III
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What message does Mr. Lorry tell Mr. Cruncher as
a reply to the note?
Category 1 100 A
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Recalled to life
Category 1 100 Q
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What literary device is used in the first
paragraph of the novel?
Category 1 200 A
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Anaphora
Category 1 200 Q
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Who was with Lucie when she first saw her father?
Category 1 300 A
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Mr. Lorry and Msr. Defarge
Category 1 300 Q
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Why did Dr. Manette have a strand of golden hair?
Category 1 400 A
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It was on his clothing after his wife hugged him
goodbye.
Category 1 400 Q
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Where is Lucie when she discovers her father is
alive and where is her father at that time?
Category 1 500 A
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She is in Dover, England and he is in Paris,
France
Category 1 500 Q
12
Who is the first to visit Lucie and Darnay after
the honeymoon?
Category 2 100 A
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Sydney Carton
Category 2 100 Q
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What is Charles Darnay accused of in his first
trial?
Category 2 200 A
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Treason telling the French what the English
troops were doing.
Category 2 200 Q
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What do the nine days refer to?

Category 2 300 A
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The nine days of Dr. Manettes first relapse
after the wedding
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Whose mouth is stuffed with grass?
Category 2 400 A
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Foulon
Category 2 400 Q
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Daily Double!!!
Darnay says he is going to renounce his real last
name and take his mothers. Whats his mothers
maiden name?
Category 2 500 A
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DAulnais
Category 2 500 Q
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What two names does Miss Pross brother go by?
Category 3 100 A
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John Barsad and Solomon Pross
Category 3 100 Q
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When did Dr. Manette first meet Charles?
Category 3 200 A
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When Charles mother came to ask how she might
help the sister of the woman her brother-in-law
raped.
Category 3 200 Q
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Who knew that Carton switched places with Darnay
before Carton was beheaded?
Category 3 300 A
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John Barsad (Solomon Pross) And The seamstress
Category 3 300 Q
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What happened to each of Madame Defarges family
members?
Category 3 400 A
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• Brother-in-law was worked to death by pulling the
  plow and then keeping the frogs quiet in damp
  night air
• Father died of a heart attack after hearing
  about his daughter
• Sister was raped and went insane eventually dying
  of a fever
• Brother died of a stab wound inflicted when he
  challenged Monsieur Evremonde

Category 3 400 Q
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Who discovers Madame Defarges plan to denounce
Lucie and little Lucie? How is this discovered?
Category 3 500 A
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Carton overhears Madame Defarge when he is at the
wine shop hoping to be seen so that people would
know there existed a man who looked like Darnay.
Category 3 500 Q
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What are the two cities referred to in the title?
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London, England Paris, France
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Whose grave did the readers witness Cruncher
opening that did not have a body in it?
Category 4 200 A
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Roger Cly
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Who was in charge of taking care of the Evremonde
property while no Evremonde was living there?
Category 4 300 A
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Theophile Gabelle
Category 4 300 Q
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Who did Madame Defarge conspire with about
denouncing Lucie and what was the persons
original name?
Category 4 400 A
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The Wood Sawyer (a.k.a. The Road Mender)
Category 4 400 Q
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What is Dr. Manettes first name?
Category 4 500 A
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Alexandre
Category 4 500 Q
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Who was Jacques?
Category 5 100 A
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It was the name that the revolutionaries used.
Category 5 100 Q
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What happened to Stryvver after Lucie and Charles
got married?
Category 5 200 A
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He married a woman with three children that he
offered to have Charles tutor. H used Charles as
an example of vanity when he refused.
Category 5 200 Q
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What is the Carmagnole and what role did it play
in the novel?
Category 5 300 A
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It is a celebratory dance of the revolution that
helped to set the mood of the novel.
Category 5 300 Q
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What was floppin referring to in the story?
Category 5 400 A
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That is what Jerry Cruncher called praying.
Category 5 400 Q
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On what date was the storming of the Bastille?
Category 5 500 A
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July 14, 1789
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A Tale of
Two Cities