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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does Richard drag Celia to in Part 1, Chapter 2?
(a) A guest bedroom.
(b) The library.
(c) Outside.
(d) The old school room.

2. At Cowdray mansion, what does Celia ask about near the fireplace?
(a) A black thing.
(b) A dark box.
(c) A woman.
(d) A flickering light.

3. Why does Stephen hide while the King is visiting?
(a) Stephen owes a guardsman money.
(b) Stephen is not nobility.
(c) Stephen's father was the King's enemy.
(d) Stephen is a monk.

4. What keeps Celia awake at night in Part 2, Chapter 5?
(a) Her uncomfortable bed.
(b) A noisy banquet being thrown by the King.
(c) Thinking of how miserable Stephen must be.
(d) Nightmares about Emma Allen.

5. After sneaking out of the castle, where does Celia find Stephen working?
(a) At the Abbey.
(b) In his garden.
(c) At the stables.
(d) Inside his hut.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where do the doctors decide to send Celia for care?

2. Though he begins to treat her better since becoming engaged, what can Celia still see in Leonard's eyes?

3. Who does Celia find herself sitting next to at the banquet in Part 2, Chapter 6?

4. What does Sir Anthony give Wat for the Princess?

5. How many days after the King's departure does Stephen remain in the dungeon?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Wat?

2. What does Dr. Akananda suspect after hearing Celia's murmurings at night?

3. Why has the monk, Stephen, been hidden away?

4. Why does Stephen make a vow to hate Sir Anthony?

5. What upsets Celia about her conversation with Dr. Akananda?

6. What is Stephen's condition when he is retrieved from the dungeon?

7. Who does Celia remind Simkin of?

8. How does Celia feel one week after arriving at Naworth Castle?

9. Why is it suggested Celia should return to living at the Spread Eagle?

10. Where does Wat find the traveling group a place to stay?

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