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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 21-24.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. 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) Henry Branwell.
(b) Mortmain.
(c) Josiah Wayland.
(d) Magnus Bane.

2. Where at the London Institute does Gabriel find Cecily and kiss her in Chapter 22: “Thunder in the Trumpet”?
(a) The kitchen.
(b) The stables.
(c) The underground lab.
(d) The training room.

3. Who is the author of the poem “Lady Clara Vere de Vere,” which is cited in the opening of Chapter 17: “Only Noble to be Good”?
(a) Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
(b) Edgar Allan Poe.
(c) Percy Bysshe Shelley.
(d) Emily Dickinson.

4. Gabriel tells Cecily that Will once injured him how, in Chapter 10: “Like Water upon Sand”?
(a) He broke his arm.
(b) He almost choked him to death.
(c) He stabbed him in the heart.
(d) He broke his leg.

5. Jem makes Tessa a promise in Chapter 23: “Than Any Evil” that every year on one day he will meet her where?
(a) Blackfriars Bridge.
(b) The London Institute.
(c) The Argent Rooms.
(d) Buckingham Palace.

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. When Will awakens after having fled the inn following his battle and the discovery of Jem’s death in Chapter 15: “Stars, Hide Your Fires,” he is “on the rise of a green hill, just out of sight of” what road?

3. When Jem reappears in the novel as a Silent Brother, he tells Will that his staff was made by whom, in Chapter 21: “Burning Gold”?

4. Who is the author of “Laus Veneris,” which is cited in the opening of Chapter 22: “Thunder in the Trumpet”?

5. The poem “Carrion Comfort” that is cited in the opening of Chapter 3: “To the Last Hour” was written by what English poet?

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