Numbers Game | Nicknames | Locate It | Who's That? | Literary Devices |
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What is 20?
Members of the League of the Scarlet Pimpernel
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Who is the Scarlet Pimpernel?
the daring plotter
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What is Sir Percy's private study?
the ring is found on this floor
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Who is Lord Grenville?
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
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What is personification?
"the fond embrace of Madame la Guillotine"
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What is 1792?
Year of grace in which the novel takes place
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Who is Chauvelin?
the accredited agent
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What is Pere Blanchard's Hut?
fugitive rendezvous point in France
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Who is Desgas?
Chauvelin's trusted assistant
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What is metaphor?
"just now it is the fashion to pull the hare from between the teeth of the hound"
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What is 1:00?
Precisely this time in the supper room
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Who is Marguerite St. Just / Lady Blakeney?
the cleverest woman in Europe
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What is the Fisherman's Rest?
seaside inn owned by Jellyband
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Who is Sir Percy Blakeney?
announces his presence with "God Save the King!"
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What is simile?
"She glided through...Paris like a shining comet with a trail behind her of all that was most distinguished..."
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What is 2?
Men seen by Desgas hiding in the hut
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Who is Chauvelin?
the fox
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What is the attic loft in the Chat Gris?
Marguerite's hiding place
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Who is Citizen Bibot?
permits the old hag through the West Gate
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What is metaphor?
"He allowed the moths to flutter more closely round the candle...eagerly attentive to Lady Blakeney's every movement..."
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What is 1000?
Francs offered to the soldiers by Chauvelin
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Who is Benjamin Rosenbaum?
the red-haired Jew
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What is Paris?
capital city of the Revolution
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Who is the Marquis de St. Cyr?
aristo whose family's death is blamed on Marguerite
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What is allusion?
"...she turned away from this strange Blue Beard's chamber, which she had entered..."
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