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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. What town do George and Catherine live in at the time of Catherine's death?
(a) Chosen.
(b) Richards.
(c) Sarworth.
(d) Henley.

2. What does Mary Lawton do after the Hales die?
(a) Burns their house down.
(b) Contacts Ella's sister to tell her what happened.
(c) Gets all of Ella's letters out of the house.
(d) Cleans their house.

3. What do Eddy and Cole offer to do at the old Hale house for the Clares?
(a) Butchering cows.
(b) Cutting down trees.
(c) Painting and handy work.
(d) Delivering milk.

4. What does Willis say she wants to do?
(a) Go back to school and become a poet.
(b) Star in movies.
(c) Become a farmer.
(d) Move to Europe.

5. What does Catherine Clare do for a living?
(a) Secretary.
(b) Doctor.
(c) Muralist.
(d) Lawyer.

Short Answer Questions

1. What kind of painter is the one that George focuses his thesis on?

2. Where does George see Willis for the first time?

3. Who is Mary Lawton's daughter?

4. Why do Catherine and George get married?

5. Who is the muse of the painter George focuses his dissertation on?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Mary Lawton show loyalty and care to her friend Ella Hale after Ella's death?

2. What does Mary Lawton think of the Clares the first time she meets them?

3. How does the Hale boys' Uncle Rainer treat them all?

4. How do Eddy and Cole find a way to spend time at their old house again?

5. How do Eddy and Cole end up feeling about George Clare?

6. How do Eddy and Cole end up feeling about Catherine Clare?

7. What startles the Pratts about the appearance of George and Franny Clare at their house in Part I?

8. Why does Catherine eventually conclude that the house may be haunted?

9. Why do Catherine and George Clare end up together in the first place?

10. How do Catherine's parents treat George after Catherine's murder?

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