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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. Where do Justine and her husband first meet?
(a) An animal husbandry class.
(b) A painting class.
(c) At a neighbor's house.
(d) At the bakery.
2. Where do George and Catherine live when they are first married?
(a) New York City.
(b) New Hampshire.
(c) Connecticut.
(d) Maine.
3. What does Eddy do with Catherine when Catherine cries in Part II?
(a) Hugs her.
(b) Leaves the room.
(c) Kisses her.
(d) Tells Catherine's husband about her breakdown.
4. How does Eddy meet Willis?
(a) They work at the same inn.
(b) At a party.
(c) At his mother's old house.
(d) At the college.
5. What is the tennis club George joins?
(a) Henderley.
(b) Swinson.
(c) Black Lawn.
(d) Rambley.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which of the following does Catherine take as a sign that the house might be haunted?
2. Who is the muse of the painter George focuses his dissertation on?
3. What happens to Catherine Clare in Part I?
4. Who were the first settlers in Chosen?
5. What is one of the last things Mr. Hale does with his sons?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Catherine think the first time she tours the Hale house?
2. How does George Clare get his job at the college in Saginaw?
3. How does Brundage describe the relationship between the three Hale brothers?
4. How does Mary Lawton show loyalty and care to her friend Ella Hale after Ella's death?
5. Why do Catherine and George Clare end up together in the first place?
6. What impression does George Clare get of the direction the police investigation into Catherine's murder is taking?
7. How do Catherine's parents treat George after Catherine's murder?
8. What information about the Hale house does George keep from Catherine?
9. How do George's parents treat him after Catherine's murder?
10. How does the Hale boys' Uncle Rainer treat them all?
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