2. What does Clara find difficult to finish reading because it is true?
(a) The magazine.
(b) The letter.
(c) The confession.
(d) The book.

3. What does Clara retrieve from her house when she encounters Carwin?
(a) Her notes.
(b) Her pencils.
(c) Her diary.
(d) Her books.

4. What does Pleyel do after his suspicions of Clara are confirmed?
(a) He screams.
(b) He severs ties.
(c) He lies.
(d) He fights.

5. How does Wieland hurt himself?
(a) He takes pills.
(b) He runs away.
(c) He stabs himself.
(d) He jumps off the roof.

6. On grounds of madness, where is Wieland placed?
(a) In prison.
(b) In a cellar.
(c) In the attic.
(d) In a house.

7. What does Carwin beg Clara to meet him at eleven o'clock to do with him?
(a) Pray together.
(b) Have a conference.
(c) Love each other.
(d) Eat together.

8. What does Catherine recognize in Theodore?
(a) His sadness.
(b) His madness.
(c) His fear.
(d) His anger.

9. Who does Wieland thank for leading him to Clara after he confronts Clara in her house?
(a) Coffey.
(b) Custer.
(c) God.
(d) Grant.

10. Who emerges from Clara's house after Pleyel arrives to talk to her about his feelings, confirming Pleyel's suspicions of Clara's guilt?
(a) Clara.
(b) Brown.
(c) Wieland.
(d) Charles.

11. What is Clara surprised to see inside the house as she comes to meet Carwin for their eleven o'clock meeting?
(a) A substation.
(b) A light.
(c) A radio.
(d) A TV antenna.

12. What has Carwin been accused of in the story that Pleyel reads about him?
(a) Forgery and theft.
(b) Theft and murder.
(c) Arson and deceit.
(d) Murder and arson.

13. What does Catherine plead for until her last breath?
(a) Peace.
(b) Her life.
(c) Her brother.
(d) Forgiveness.

14. Why does Clara stop at at Mrs. Baynton's house?
(a) For money.
(b) For a book.
(c) For questions.
(d) For refreshment.

15. What does Theodore see that encourages him to kill his wife in Clara's house?
(a) Abigail.
(b) Clara.
(c) A magician.
(d) A figure.