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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 steps in to protect Phyllida Tallent from the assault at the graveyard?
(a) Hemmings.
(b) Lucifer.
(c) Covey.
(d) Jem.
2. Who is the murderer of Horatio Welham?
(a) Appleby.
(b) Silas Coombe.
(c) Demon.
(d) Cedric Fortemain.
3. When at an office, what impresses Lucifer about Phyllida Tallent?
(a) Her logical skills.
(b) Her speaking skills.
(c) Her listening skills.
(d) Her business skills.
4. While at the ball at Ballyclose manor, where do Lucifer and Phyllida Tallent go?
(a) The outhouse.
(b) Cedric Fortemain's room.
(c) The kitchen.
(d) The garden.
5. Which character's innocence is doubted time and again?
(a) Silas Coombe's.
(b) Lady Ballyclose's.
(c) Cedric Fortemain's.
(d) Appleby's.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whom does Phyllida Tallent talk to when she and Lucifer are out traveling north?
2. Who works for the Fortemain's?
3. Who throws a ball at Ballyclose Manor?
4. Whom does Lucifer suspect when he receives a packet from one of the characters?
5. In Chapter 11, how does the attacker attack one of the characters?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are both Phyllida Tallent and Lucifer doing at the ball thrown at Ballyclose manor?
2. When Lucifer realizes that Phyllida Tallent is not present in church, why does he leave to find her?
3. What is the transformation in the relationship of Phyllida Tallent and Lucifer?
4. Why is Phyllida confused about her relationship with Lucifer as seen in chapter 18?
5. Why does Phyllida Tallent confront Cedric Fortemain at Ballyclose manor?
6. How do the hoof prints help further the investigation?
7. What is the role played by Lucifer in chapter 17?
8. Why does Lucifer blame himself when Phyllida Tallent is attacked?
9. How does Lucifer and Phyllida Tallent's relationship get back on track?
10. What does Phyllida Tallent feel about Lucifer confronting her?
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