BOOK THE FIRST Recalled to Life Chapter 1 - The Period 1. The sentence in this novel is one of the most famous lines in English literature. How is it and the paragraph that follows an example of parallelism? 2. What does Dickens establish with his list of parallel contrasts? 3. What is Dickens’ apparent opinion of the list of complaints that the Continental Congress of 1775 sent to Parliament? 4. What allusions does Dickens make to the approaching French Revolution? 5. What is foreshadowed in Dickens’ beginning this novel with a description of the period? Chapter 2 - The Mail 1. How does Dickens begin his actual story? 2. identify Mr. and Jerry. What does the answer to life” suggest to “recalled
BOOK THE FIRST Recalled to Life Chapter 1 - The Period 1. The sentence in this novel is one of the most famous lines in English literature. How is it and the paragraph that follows an example of parallelism? 2. What does Dickens establish with his list of parallel contrasts? 3. What is Dickens’ apparent opinion of the list of complaints that the Continental Congress of 1775 sent to Parliament? 4. What allusions does Dickens make to the approaching French Revolution? 5. What is foreshadowed in Dickens’ beginning this novel with a description of the period? Chapter 2 - The Mail 1. How does Dickens begin his actual story? 2. identify Mr. and Jerry. What does the answer “recalled to life” suggest to
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