Usborne Graphic Novel: The Three Musketeers QuizVersion en ligne
Classic Musketeers quiz
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1) What is a character in this story?
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2) Who is the main character of this story?
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3) Which traits best describe drtagnan at the beginning?
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4) How does drtagnan change by the end?
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5) What is the setting of this story?
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6) What is the main external conflict?
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7) Who is the main antagonist?
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8) What is internal conflict?
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9) Which moment shows drtagnans internal conflict?
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11) What starts the main adventure with the diamonds?
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12) Why must drtagnan travel to England?
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13) What is the climax of the diamond plot?
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14) What is the solution to the diamond problem?
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15) What is the conclusion of the story?
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16) What theme runs through the story?
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17) What does All for one, one for all represent?
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18) Who is Milady in the story?
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19) What character traits describe Milady?
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20) How does Athos show depth as a character?
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21) What is the climax of Miladys storyline?
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22) What causes Buckinghams death?
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23) Why is Felton important to the plot?
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24) What kind of narrator tells this story?
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25) What point of view (POV) is used?
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26) Why does the Cardinal not imprison drtagnan at the end?
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27) What lesson does drtagnan learn about trust?
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28) How does the rivalry between the Kings Musketeers and the Cardinals guards drive the story?
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29) How do most major conflicts end in this story?
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30) Why is the ending hopeful even though there has been death and betrayal?
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31) In the world of this story, who officially holds political and military power?
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32) Constance risks her life to help the Queen, but she has very little protection. What does this suggest about womens position in this society?
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33) Milady is punished for being a thief and seducer, and she is branded. What does this reveal about how society judges women in the story?
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34) Milady uses intelligence, manipulation, and emotional persuasion to gain power. Why might the story portray her as especially threatening?
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35) Athos says he once loved Milady and gave her his name and property. What does this reveal about marriage and gender roles in that society?
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36) Milady is described as deceitful, seductive, and cruel, while male characters like the Cardinal also manipulate and deceive. Why might the story judge Milady more harshly?
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37) In The Three Musketeers, powerful leaders like Cardinal Richelieu manipulate events from behind the scenes. In The Count of Monte Cristo, powerful men also abuse their influence to destroy Edmond Dant e8s. What similar idea does Dumas seem to explore in both stories?
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38) In both The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo, characters like Milady and Edmond use disguise, strategy, and secrecy. What larger theme about identity might Dumas be showing across his stories?
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39) In The Three Musketeers, Milady seeks revenge and destruction after being rejected and exposed. In The Count of Monte Cristo, Edmond devotes his life to revenge after betrayal. What similar warning might Dumas be giving in both stories?
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In both stories, young men (d’Artagnan and Edmond Dantès) begin as idealistic and trusting, but are quickly confronted by betrayal and political manipulation. What larger idea about growing up does Dumas seem to explore?
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