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Around the World in Eighty Days
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What did the men at the Reform Club discuss?
A new train line
A robbery at the Bank of England
A war around the world
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What's Mr Fogg's opinion on travel?
it's possible to go round the world in eighty days
it's impossible to go round the world in eighty days.
It takes one year.
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When do they arrive in Bombay?
On October 21st 1872.
On October 22nd 1872.
On October 12th 1872.
On October 20th 1872.
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Why does the policeman stop them before they travel to their next destination?
Because Passepourt broke the rules in Bombay's pagoda.
Because Mr. Fogg broke the rules in Bombay's pagoda.
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Which adjective DOES NOT describe Mr. Fogg?
punctual
Elegant
untidy
Determined
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How does Fogg solve Passepartout's problem with the priests in calcutta?
The priests keep Passepartout in the pagoda.
Passepartout is arrested.
He pays fine so they're free.
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What do Fogg and Stuart bet? How much money do they bet?
Stuart says that if Fogg goes round the world in eighty day, Stuart pays Fogg £20,000.
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How does Passepartout feel about travelling? Why?
He isn't very happy because he wants a quiet job.
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Who pretended to be the princess' husband before the sacrifice?
Mr. Fix
Mr. Fogg
Passepartout
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Who is waiting in Suez for the travelers?
Passepartout a French Servant
Mr. Fogg an English gentleman.
Mr Fix, an English detective.
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The traveler's first destination was...
London
Bombay
Hong Kong
Egypt
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Does Fogg know that Fix suspects him?
No, he does not know.
yes, he knows.
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What happens to Mrs Aouda in Hong Kong? What does Fogg offer her?
She learns that her cousin now lives in Holland.
The police tries to catch her because of Suttee.
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What does Mr Fogg do not do at the club?
He has breakfast.
He has dinner.
He reads the newspaper.
He plays cards.
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How much money was stolen from the Bank of England?
£55,000
£5,000
£15,000
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Which adjective DOES NOT describe Passepartout?
honest
punctual
French
loyal
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What's the princess's name? What's her problem?
Her name is Mrs. Aouda. Her problem is that she will be sacrificed.
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What does Fogg offer Mrs Aouda?
He offers her a new job.
He offers to take her to Hong Kong.
He offers her to travel around the world.
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How does Fogg react to problems in general?
He shouts at Passepartout and waits for him to solve things.
He stays calm and tries to solve the problems.
He gives up and tries to go back home.
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How does Passepartout feel about his new job at first?
Afraid
Nervous but happy
Angry
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What does Fix's needs to arrest Mr. Fogg?
a petition
a warranty
a warrant
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What was the name of the ship they were traveling to Yokohama?
Karma
Carnatic
Carmatic
Karmic
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What time does Fogg leave his house every day?
Very late
Exactly at the same time
Different times
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Has Mr Phileas Fogg got a family?
No, he hasn't. He's got a servant.
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Why does the train to Calcutta stop?
Because the railway from Kholby to Allahabad isn't ready.
Because the railway from Allahabd to Kholby isn't ready.
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Describe Passepartout (chapter 1).
He's Mr Fogg's servant. He's happy and he wants a quiet job. He's atracctive. He's French. He's loyal and friendly.
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Who is Mr. Fix?
A member of the Reform Club
A police detective
A servant
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Why can't Passepartout tell Fogg about the Carnatic's early departure?
Because he drinks with Mr Fix and falls asleep on the table.
Because he is tired and decides to sleep more.
Because he does not want to travel anymore.
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What's the date at the beginning of the story?
It's October 12th 1872.
It's October 2nd 1872.
It's October 22nd 1872.
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When does Fogg need to be back?
By December 12th 1872.
By December 21st 1872.
By December 2nd 1872.
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