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Literary analysis Usborne Count of Monte CristoOnline version Test your knowledge of the story. by Vijo Gor 1 1) Who is the main character in this story? a c) Danglars, the ship’s accountant who becomes a rich banker in Paris. b a) Mercedes, the young woman who waits and later faces a painful choice. c b) Edmond Dantèes, a sailor who is betrayed, imprisoned, escapes, and returns as the Count. d d) Fernand Mondego, the jealous cousin who wants Mercedes for himself. 2 2) Which character traits best describe Edmond at the start (in Marseilles)? a b) Hopeful, hardworking, and trusting, excited about becoming captain and marrying. b d) Cold, cruel, and proud, enjoying power over weaker people in the docks. c a) Bitter, suspicious, and already planning revenge on everyone around him. d c) Lazy, selfish, and careless, wanting fame without responsibility or effort. 3 3) What is Edmond’s biggest goal at the beginning of the story? a a) To escape Paris forever and hide from everyone who knows his name. b c) To join Napoleon’s army and become famous through war and conquest. c d) To steal treasure from Elba and buy a palace in Rome immediately. d b) To become captain of the Pharon and marry Mercedes the next day. 4 4) Who are the main antagonists (forces working against Edmond)? a c) Albert and Beauchamp, who try to expose Edmond for being a criminal. b d) The Abbé Faria, who manipulates Edmond to steal the treasure map. c a) Danglars and Fernand, who team up to ruin him using a false letter. d b) Mr. Morrel and Captain Leclere, who secretly want Edmond to fail. 5 5) What is the main conflict (main problem) that begins the story? a a) Edmond is accused of treason and taken away, even though he did nothing wrong. b d) Edmond steals a letter from Morrel and becomes hunted by the army. c c) Edmond challenges Fernand to a duel and must flee France to survive. d b) Edmond forgets his wedding day and loses Mercedes in the city streets. 6 6) What event shows the betrayal clearly at the wedding feast? a c) Mercedes announces she will not marry Edmond and chooses Fernand instead. b a) The guests all laugh at Edmond and refuse to let him sit at the table. c d) Mr. Morrel accuses Edmond of stealing and orders guards to capture him. d b) Soldiers arrive to arrest Edmond, while Fernand and Danglars quietly smile. 7 7) What is the setting at the beginning of the story? a c) A forest kingdom, where a hidden castle holds prisoners under enchantment. b b) Marseilles docks in France, with ships, warehouses, taverns, and sailors. c a) London, where bankers and lawyers meet in elegant houses and parks. d d) Rome’s catacombs, where bandits trap travelers underground for treasure. 8 8) How does the setting (Marseilles docks) shape the story early on? a b) It makes gossip and jealousy easy, because everyone watches everyone closely. b a) It makes Edmond powerful, because sailors are richer than nobles there. c d) It forces Edmond to leave France immediately, because he hates the sea. d c) It protects Edmond from danger, because the law never reaches the docks. 9 9) Where is Edmond taken after the arrest, and why is it frightening? a a) To a bright palace prison, where traitors are treated with comfort and respect. b d) To a quiet village jail, where he can easily escape by bribing the guards. c b) To Chateau D’If, a grim fortress prison for “traitors,” cut off on an island. ✅ d c) To Elba, where Napoleon trains secret soldiers and recruits Edmond at once. 10 10) What changes Edmond the most during his years in prison? a d) He becomes friends with guards and is promoted to captain inside prison. b a) He learns to forget the past and forgive everyone without any struggle. c c) He becomes famous for writing books and is released as a national hero. d b) He becomes angry and obsessed, thinking more and more about revenge. 11 11) Who is Abbé Faria in the story, and what role does he play? a c) A rich banker who pretends to help Edmond, but secretly steals his money. b b) A prisoner-priest who digs a tunnel, teaches Edmond, and gives a treasure map. c d) A sailor who travels with Edmond and betrays him in the final chapter. d a) A guard who enjoys cruelty and tries to break Edmond’s spirit. 12 12) What is the Abbé’s “secret,” and why does it matter for the plot? a a) A secret wedding contract that proves Mercedes never loved Fernand at all. b d) A plan to overthrow the French government using prison tunnels and weapons. c b) A map to treasure on Monte Cristo, which gives Edmond the power to return. d c) A royal pardon that frees Edmond instantly if he speaks the password aloud. 13 13) What is the climax of the “prison and escape” part of the story? a c) Danglars confesses his crime in public and is arrested at the tavern. b b) The tunnel collapses, Abbé Faria dies, and Edmond escapes by switching places. c d) Fernand challenges Edmond to a duel and is defeated in front of the crowd. d a) Edmond becomes captain of the Pharon and announces his wedding to Mercedes. 14 14) How does Edmond escape Chateau D’If in a clever way? a d) He digs alone for one night and walks out through a secret door. b a) He climbs the prison walls at midnight using a rope made from bed sheets. c b) He pretends to be the dead Abbé in a sack and is thrown into the sea. d c) He bribes the guards with gold he finds hidden under his cell floor. 15 15) What important truth does Edmond learn from the fisherman afterward? a a) Danglars and Fernand became poor and ashamed because everyone hated them. b b) Danglars is rich in Paris, and Mercedes married Fernand and has a son. c c) Mercedes escaped to England and spent years searching for Edmond. d d) Mr. Morrel moved to Rome and became the Count’s servant in secret. 16 16) What is Edmond’s new plan once he becomes the Count of Monte Cristo? a b) To disguise himself as a wealthy noble and destroy his enemies from inside. b c) To join Fernand’s army and win medals to prove he is better than Fernand. c d) To steal from poor people so he can build a bigger palace than the King. d a) To live quietly and never speak about the past, because the past is useless. 17 17) Which moment shows Edmond’s disguise is working in Rome? a c) Mercedes laughs happily because she knows Edmond came back to forgive her. b d) Danglars refuses to meet the Count because he fears wealthy strangers. c b) Fernand runs away immediately because he recognizes Edmond’s face instantly. d a) Albert invites the Count to Paris, not knowing he is actually Edmond Dantès. 18 18) What is the setting when Edmond returns as the Count and meets them again? a c) The prison island again, where Edmond returns to free the other prisoners. b b) A battlefield in Greece, where Fernand fights Turks and saves Edmond’s life. c a) Paris society, with fancy houses, opera nights, parties, and rich people. d d) A quiet farm in England, where Edmond hides and becomes a fisherman. 19 19) How does Mercedes react when she first sees the Count in Paris? a c) She smiles warmly and immediately calls him “Edmond” in front of everyone. b a) She freezes and looks shocked, as if she might recognize something about him. c b) She mocks him loudly and tells the room he is a liar and a thief. d d) She ignores him completely and refuses to speak to him at the party. 20 20) What does Danglars’ greed make him do after taking the Count’s chest? a d) He hides it in Fernand’s house to frame Fernand and save his own name. b c) He gives it back at once, fearing the Count’s power and wealth too much. c a) He decides to protect it honestly, because he respects the Count’s trust. d b) He tries to steal it and ends up trapped, paying jewels just to eat and drink. 21 21) How does Edmond punish Danglars in the Roman catacombs? a b) He traps him and makes him trade away diamonds and rubies for basic food. b c) He calls the police and has Danglars arrested and put on trial in Paris. c a) He forces him to fight a duel and then defeats him in front of a crowd. d d) He burns the treasure in front of him to teach him money is meaningless. 22 22) What new conflict begins when Albert reads the newspaper about his father? a a) Albert becomes jealous of the Count and decides to steal his fortune. b d) Albert discovers Edmond is Napoleon’s soldier and wants to join his army. c c) Albert finds out Mercedes hid the treasure map and lied for twenty years. d b) Albert learns his father may be a traitor, and he demands answers from the Count. 23 23) What is the climax of the “duel” part of the story? a d) Danglars returns with the jewels and offers Edmond money to stop the duel. b c) Fernand appears with soldiers and arrests Edmond as a traitor again. c b) Mercedes runs in crying, begging Edmond to spare Albert, and Edmond cannot fire. d a) Edmond shoots Albert immediately and proves revenge is more important than love. 24 24) What does Edmond mean when he says he is an “angel of vengeance”? a c) He means he is an actual angel from Heaven sent to rule France as a king. b b) He means he lives for punishment and revenge, not for love or peace anymore. c a) He means he is purely good and never hurts anyone, no matter what happens. d d) He means he is joking and doesn’t really care about the past at all. 25 25) Which internal conflict begins to grow inside Edmond near the duel? a d) He feels jealous of Albert’s medals and wants to win medals himself. b b) He wonders whether he should become a banker instead of a noble. c a) He worries he is becoming cruel like the people who ruined him. d c) He feels guilty for leaving Marseilles, because he misses the sea life. 26 26) What is Fernand’s biggest fear near the end of the story? a c) That Mercedes will marry Edmond again and Fernand will become a sailor. b b) That the army will catch him and his secrets will destroy his name and power. c d) That Danglars will become captain of the Pharon and steal Fernand’s medals. d a) That Edmond will forgive him and he will have to face his shame honestly. 27 27) What is the “solution” to the main conflict in this Usborne version? a a) Edmond decides revenge has gone too far, spares Albert, and stops chasing Fernand. b c) Edmond returns to prison willingly, because he decides he deserves suffering. c b) Edmond kills Fernand in a duel and takes Mercedes back as his rightful wife. d d) Edmond gives all his treasure to Danglars, proving money is not important. 28 28) What is the “conclusion” (wrap-up) of the story’s ending? a a) Mercedes and Albert leave for Italy, and Edmond decides to wait and hope for a new life. b d) Edmond returns to Marseilles to become captain again and restart the Pharon. c c) Fernand becomes a hero again, and Albert apologizes to his father publicly. d b) Edmond becomes king of France, and everyone celebrates his victory in Paris. 29 29) Who is the narrator in this story? a d) Mercedes, narrating only the scenes where she is present and speaking. b b) A third-person narrator who tells us what happens and sometimes what people feel. c c) Danglars, explaining why he did everything and asking the reader to agree. d a) Edmond, telling his story in first person as an old man writing a diary. 30 30) What point of view (POV) is the story mostly told in? a c) Third person, mostly following Edmond and other characters from the outside. b b) Second person, because the story keeps calling the reader “you” as the hero. c a) First person, because Edmond says “I” and tells us his thoughts directly. d d) Third person objective, never showing feelings, thoughts, or motives at all.

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Literary analysis Usborne Count of Monte CristoOnline version

by Vijo Gor

1) Who is the main character in this story?

2) Which character traits best describe Edmond at the start (in Marseilles)?

3) What is Edmond’s biggest goal at the beginning of the story?

4) Who are the main antagonists (forces working against Edmond)?

5) What is the main conflict (main problem) that begins the story?

6) What event shows the betrayal clearly at the wedding feast?

7) What is the setting at the beginning of the story?

8) How does the setting (Marseilles docks) shape the story early on?

9) Where is Edmond taken after the arrest, and why is it frightening?

10) What changes Edmond the most during his years in prison?

11) Who is Abbé Faria in the story, and what role does he play?

12) What is the Abbé’s “secret,” and why does it matter for the plot?

13) What is the climax of the “prison and escape” part of the story?

14) How does Edmond escape Chateau D’If in a clever way?

15) What important truth does Edmond learn from the fisherman afterward?

16) What is Edmond’s new plan once he becomes the Count of Monte Cristo?

17) Which moment shows Edmond’s disguise is working in Rome?

18) What is the setting when Edmond returns as the Count and meets them again?

19) How does Mercedes react when she first sees the Count in Paris?

20) What does Danglars’ greed make him do after taking the Count’s chest?

21) How does Edmond punish Danglars in the Roman catacombs?

22) What new conflict begins when Albert reads the newspaper about his father?

23) What is the climax of the “duel” part of the story?

24) What does Edmond mean when he says he is an “angel of vengeance”?

25) Which internal conflict begins to grow inside Edmond near the duel?

26) What is Fernand’s biggest fear near the end of the story?

27) What is the “solution” to the main conflict in this Usborne version?

28) What is the “conclusion” (wrap-up) of the story’s ending?

29) Who is the narrator in this story?

30) What point of view (POV) is the story mostly told in?