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1.

What is Marc's primary concern about the revolution?

The safety of the kingdom.

The chaos that often follows revolutions.

The enthusiasm of the crowd.

The potential demise of the monarchy.

2.

How does Jeanne view the revolution?

As a dangerous event that should be avoided.

As an opportunity to reshape their futures.

As a passing phase without relevance.

As primarily a threat to their safety.

3.

What does the phrase 'the old ways are crumbling' suggest?

Traditions are being carefully maintained.

There is a significant shift in societal norms.

People are fearful of change.

The monarchy is stronger than ever.

4.

Which word best describes Jeanne's feelings about change?

Apprehensive.

Eager.

Indifferent.

Defensive.

5.

What is a major theme in the dialogue?

The futility of revolutions.

The tension between tradition and change.

The importance of individualism.

The role of the monarchy in society.

6.

At one point, what does Marc indicate about the crowd’s actions?

They are misguided and reckless.

They are peaceful and composed.

They lack any historical context.

They are ready for immediate change.

7.

What feeling does Jeanne experience as she merges with the crowd?

Isolation.

Elation and hope.

Doubt and fear.

Despair for the future.

8.

Marc suggests that revolution should be approached with:

Blind loyalty.

Caution and wisdom.

Desperation and ambition.

Hostility towards all leaders.

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