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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 turns out to be dead by the end of Chapter 3?
(a) Mrs. Lorrimer.
(b) Major Despard.
(c) Miss Meredith.
(d) Shaitana.
2. What surprising knowledge does the doctor have about the bridge game that only he possesses?
(a) All the food everyone ate.
(b) All the objects in the room.
(c) All the things people said.
(d) All the cards everyone held.
3. Where does Shaitana go and sit after everyone is paired up?
(a) By the fire.
(b) By the bridge table.
(c) By the black box.
(d) By the bar.
4. Who is Dr. Roberts paired with?
(a) Hercule Poirot.
(b) Colonel Race.
(c) Miss Meredith.
(d) Major Despard.
5. Who does the first sleuth tell that Anne and her employer are guilty of the murder?
(a) Dr. Roberts.
(b) Poirot.
(c) Col. Race.
(d) Maj. Despard.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does the second interview go?
2. Who thought she was poisoned by her family, according to Dr. Roberts' secretary?
3. Where does Poirot meet Shaitana?
4. What does the author tell us about Poirot?
5. How does the author leave the reader feeling about Poirot and criminals by the end of Chapter 1?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Anne do in her last act of revenge?
2. What does Major Despard say in response to Battle's questions about Shaitana and the other guests?
3. Describe Dr. Roberts.
4. Describe Miss Meredith.
5. What about Mrs. Lorrimer's personality prevents her from being the murderer?
6. What does Elsie reveal about Dr. Roberts that makes him a prime murder suspect?
7. Why does Poirot ask suspects about their bridge game?
8. What does Mrs. Lorrimer's memory about the card game at Shaitana's party reveal about her?
9. How is O'Connor able to elicit information from the parlor maid?
10. When Shaitana is discovered to be dead, who is possibly implicated in the crime by proximity?
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