1.
When was the clock was made 
|
A
before
Napoleon became Emperor.
B
while
Napoleon was Emperor and Josephine was Empress.
C
after
Josephine was banished. |
2.
The clock has animated workings of
|
A
ancient
Greek figures.
B
serpents and snakes.
C
birds
and Ancient Roman figures. |
3.
Neptune, pictured on the clock, is
|
A
the god of war.
B
the
god of the underworld.
C
the
god of the oceans. |
4.
When Josephine was divorced, where did the clock go?
|
A
To
her retirement home in La Maimison.
B
Napoleon gave it to his new bride, Marie Louise, to keep.
C
He
gave it to his brother, Joseph. |
5.
The Clock maker, Jean Francois de Belle, made the clock
|
A
in
less than three months.
B
in
several years.
C
about
a year. |
6.
The clock was missing
|
A
from around 1815 to 1936.
B
from
around 1806 to 1936.
C
from
around 1815 to 1945. |
7.
It is thought that the clock came to Philadelphia
|
A
as
a gift from Josephine's daughter, Hortense, to James
Madison.
B
when Napoleon's brother, Joseph, left Europe.
C
when Josephine was banished. |
8.
The majestic symbols of strong animals and Roman gods found
on the clock
|
A
are
probably symbolic of Josephine's character.
B
are
probably symbolic of Napoleon's character.
C
are
probably symbolic of how the clock maker thought Napoleon
saw himself. |
9.
The clock today is on display at
|
A
the
Franklin Institute.
B
Woodlawn
Gardens, home of James Madison.
C
the Smithsonian Institute. |
10.
The clock was made during 1805. In the year 2000, the clock
|
A
is a little more than 200 years old.
B
a
little less than 200 years old.
C
around 100 years old. |
