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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book Two: Lena.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How is Ridley related to Lena in the novel?
(a) She’s her aunt
(b) She’s her cousin
(c) She’s her sister
(d) She’s her mother
2. What follows “Prudence Jane Statham” on her gravestone, as described in Chapter 3: "This Side or the Next"?
(a) The Belle of the Ball
(b) May She Rest in Peace
(c) The Best Baker in Gatlin
(d) Go Softly into the Dark Night
3. Ethan says in Chapter 4: “Catfish Crossin’,” “Getting Aunt Prue to say the one thing you wanted her to say, right when you wanted her to say it, was like thinking you could” what?
(a) Stop time
(b) Go back in time and change the past
(c) Ask the sun to shine
(d) Catch a catfish at sea
4. When Lena levitates to investigate Ridley in the room behind the bar in Chapter 22: "Bird in a Gilded Cage,” she notes that Ridley is trapped and almost looks like a damaged what?
(a) Beatrice
(b) Juliet
(c) Tinkerbell
(d) Cinderella
5. Abraham tells John in Chapter 24: "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle,” “Did you think I would create something as powerful as you if” what?
(a) I couldn’t afford it
(b) I couldn’t compete with it?
(c) I couldn’t conquer it
(d) I couldn’t control it
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is described in Chapter 19: "Mortal Problems" as wearing a rumpled white suit and string tie and as “Satan himself, at least as far as Gatlin County was concerned”?
2. Abraham is said to be related to Macon Ravenwood how in Chapter 20: "A Deal with the Devil"?
3. What creatures have filled Ravenwood Manor in the beginning of Chapter 28: "Caster Catfight"?
4. When Lena encounters Ridley at the Dar-ee Keen in Chapter 23: "Dar-ee Keen,” Ridley says that it’s strange to be here without whom?
5. What is the answer to the clue Ethan puts in the crossword puzzle: “As in, how I feel about you, Lena Duchannes” in Chapter 9: "Stars and Stripes"?
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