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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. What does Poirot ask Caroline to find out about Ralph's shoes?
(a) Who else owns similar shoes
(b) Type
(c) Size
(d) Color
2. Who tries to save Flora from her confession by confessing to the same thing?
(a) Miss Russell
(b) Blunt
(c) James
(d) Raymond
3. Mrs. Ackroyd admits what to James?
(a) Leaving the silver drawer open
(b) Owning the ring
(c) Stealing the money
(d) Changing the will
4. Poirot wants James to do what regarding his manuscript?
(a) Give it to Caroline.
(b) Finish it.
(c) Burn it.
(d) Leave it with Poirot.
5. Ursula comes from what sort of family background?
(a) Abusive family
(b) Wealthy family
(c) Orphaned at a young age
(d) Poor family
Short Answer Questions
1. Miss Ganett thinks who might be guilty of the crime?
2. Why does Poirot think Charles Kent went to Fernly Park the day of the murder?
3. Half an hour before Mr. Ackroyd's death, Ursula met whom in the summer house?
4. What do James and Poirot ask Mr. Hammond about?
5. Why doesn't Poirot want James to be arrested?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Poirot say about the moved chair, in Chapter Twenty-five?
2. In Chapter Twenty-four, Poirot unexpectedly produces Ralph at the meeting, saying what about Ralph's whereabouts during the time he was missing?
3. As a result of Mr. Ackroyd announcing Ralph's engagement to Flora, what did Ursula do?
4. Who do James and Poirot find crying in James' house, and what important thing does Poirot do at that point?
5. In Chapter Nineteen, explain why Poirot suggests to the Inspector that he hold Charles Kent longer?
6. In Chapter Twenty-six, what does Poirot tell James is the only reason he never considered James as a suspect?
7. What admissions does Parker make, in Chapter Seventeen?
8. At the meeting, how do Flora and Mrs. Ackroyd react to Poirot's announcement that Ursula and Ralph are married?
9. In Chapter Twenty-three, Poirot insinuates that nobody was actually in the room when Mr. Ackroyd died. How does he account for the conversation that was heard?
10. What is the story of Ursula and Ralph?
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