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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 sexually assaults Phyllida Tallent?
(a) Robert.
(b) Silas Coombe.
(c) Percy.
(d) A local.
2. What new items is Lucifer ordering?
(a) New shelves for Horatio Welham's books.
(b) New doors.
(c) New flowers for the garden.
(d) New locks.
3. To whom does Mary Anne write the love letters?
(a) Sila Coombe.
(b) Lucifer.
(c) Percy.
(d) Robert.
4. Who among the following men attended the church service on Sunday?
(a) Sir Jasper.
(b) Grisby.
(c) Silas Coombe.
(d) Appleby.
5. Why do you think Lucifer accompanies Phyllida Tallent on her errands?
(a) Because he wants to meet all the locals.
(b) Because he wants to meet all the men courting her.
(c) Because he wants to be in her presence.
(d) Because he wants to see the town.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whom does Lucifer assume the killer is?
2. What does Lucifer ask for Phyllida Tallent's to help with?
3. Where does Mary Anne store her love letters?
4. Why is Covey important to Lucifer?
5. What is the promise Phyllida Tallent makes to Lucifer?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the shift in Lucifer's idea of love and marriage as seen in chapters eight and nine?
2. What happens to Lucifer towards the end chapter one?
3. Describe what happens at tea at Sir Jasper's place.
4. What is the promise that Phyllida Tallent does not want to break?
5. What is the reason Phyllida Tallent is going to the woods late into the night?
6. After Phyllida Tallent and Lucifer's picnic, what is the author's use of "storm" stand for?
7. Describe Silas Coombe.
8. How does Lucifer know that Phyllida Tallent is present at the manor and at the murder spot when he is unconscious?
9. Why does Lucifer travel to his friend and mentor's house in Colyton?
10. Name the new characters introduced in Chapter three and their relationship to other characters.
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