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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Hazel notice once Jack shone the light on the dead man's body in their second dig?
2. Who was Munro with when he got caught at Greyfriars graveyard?
3. In Chapter 25, when Jack first brought a woman to see Hazel, what was the first thing that Jack noticed about Hazel?
4. Where does Munro's memory start of how he lost his arm?
5. What is a kirkyard?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 18, how did Hazel manage to have a body delivered to her?
2. Hazel wanted the body of a person who had died from a specific cause. What was that cause and why did Hazel want to find that specific type of body?
3. In Chapter 23, what was Jack thinking about when he and Hazel went riding for their second time?
4. Why was Hazel unafraid of exposure to Roman fever?
5. Where did Hazel end up after following the man pushing the wheelchair? What did she see?
6. In Chapter 24, Bernard saw Hazel at Princes street gardens. When Bernard saw her, what did he ask that caused Hazel to lie to him?
7. in Chapter 23, What did Jack point out on his and Hazel's ride? What did he say about it?
8. In Chapter 23, what was unusual about the body that Hazel and Jack dug up?
9. How did it happen that Hazel started treating patients at Hawthornden?
10. Why did Isabella come to Hawthornden and how did Hazel help her?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay exploring the definition of characters who are foils of each other, particularly Jack and Bernard.
Essay Topic 2
Hazel and Dr. Beecham have two opposing views about medical advancement and progress. Write an essay defining Hazel's view and make a case for the validity of her view.
Essay Topic 3
The paradox of the ship of Theseus concerns identity. It is about self-identity and how others perceive a person or a thing. Write an essay exploring how this paradox applies to Dr. Beecham. Explore how Beecham changed as a result of becoming immortal and assuming another identity. The original Dr. Beecham seemed to be a man who thought it was important to protect and heal humanity. How is that different from Dr. Beecham III's view? When and why do you think Dr. Beecham's views on humanity and power and purpose changed?
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