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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. Who leads the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen?
(a) Allan Quatermain.
(b) Wilhelmina "Mina" Murray.
(c) Campion Bond.
(d) Chevalier Auguste Dupin.

2. When and where does Chapter One begin?
(a) Dover, England in May of 1892.
(b) London, England in May of 1898.
(c) York, England in May of 1922.
(d) Dover, England in May of 1898.

3. What is the name of Captain Nemo's submarine?
(a) Natalie.
(b) Natilus.
(c) Nauticus.
(d) Nautilus.

4. What happens at the same time as Quatermain setting out to find Limehouse?
(a) Murray investigates her team and their actions.
(b) All of these.
(c) Murray looks up literature and reasons why Limehouse's eyes are different.
(d) Murray sets out to question Quong Lee.

5. Although the team initially argue with Murray, what conclusion do they come to?
(a) She might be right.
(b) She is wrong.
(c) She is crazy.
(d) She is right.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is happening to Quatermain's associate?

2. Why is Mina touched by this parting?

3. What does he manage to convince the docent about?

4. What do Murray and Quatermain pose as?

5. Who is the member not yet introduced?

Short Essay Questions

1. Quatermain is nearly insensate when he is found. Why?

2. What is the purpose of the team's investigation?

3. What had the Lord of Limehouse purchased?

4. How does Griffin make himself visible?

5. How does Quatermain feel about Murray?

6. Why does Murray go off with the doctor?

7. Why was it easy for Quatermain to be disarmed while he as in Egypt? How is it unlikely that such a reason would exist now?

8. How does Quatermain explain Jekyll's apparent illness?

9. Why is it likely that Quong Lee speaks in parables?

10. What would make Murray wonder about the reformative powers of the highly sexually based institution posing as a girls' reform school?

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