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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 13-16.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does the figure in the carriage tell Tessa she was drugged with in Chapter 11: “Fearful of the Night”?
(a) Eremiel.
(b) Chloroform.
(c) Yin fen.
(d) Posset.
2. Who is the werewolf that claims to know Will when he enters the inn in Chapter 14: “Parabatai”?
(a) Cyril Tanner.
(b) Woosley Scott.
(c) Aloysius Starkweather.
(d) Victor Whitelaw.
3. What does Jem do with the medicine and the letter when he argues with Tessa in Chapter 7: “Dare to Wish”?
(a) He throws them into the fireplace.
(b) He throws them into the river.
(c) He swallows both of them.
(d) He stomps on them.
4. Whom has Will summoned to the Institute to talk to about Jem’s condition and his futility to save him in Chapter 10: “Like Water upon Sand”?
(a) Magnus Bane.
(b) Mortmain.
(c) Henry Branwell.
(d) Josiah Wayland.
5. The letter to the Consul from Gabriel and Gideon which opens Chapter 7: “Dare to Wish” relates that the amount of money Charlotte Branwell spends on what items “rivals the annual income of a large estate or small country”?
(a) Gloves.
(b) Shoes.
(c) Coats.
(d) Hats.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the horse that Will had grown up riding and had to sell in Staffordshire because he didn’t have money for toll roads, according to the narrator in Chapter 12: “Ghosts on the Road”?
2. What saves Tessa in her fall in the beginning of Chapter 13: “The Mind Has Mountains”?
3. The letter from the Consul that opens Chapter 6: “Let Darkness” says that the writer feels like what mythological prophetess?
4. Mortmain’s eyes are described as being what color in Chapter 16: “The Clockwork Princess”?
5. In the letter that opens Chapter 5: “A Heart Divided,” it is said that Charlotte Branwell has given orders to have what spy recalled to the Institute upon her release from the Silent City?
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