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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Whose poetry is Will reading to Henry when Charlotte enters the study in Chapter 22: “Thunder in the Trumpet”?
(a) Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s.
(b) Percy Bysshe Shelley’s.
(c) John Milton's.
(d) William Shakespear's.

2. Whom does Henry tell to take and throw the box from his pocket in Chapter 21: “Burning Gold”?
(a) Gabriel Lightwood.
(b) Benedict Lightwood.
(c) Cecily Herondale.
(d) Sophie Collins.

3. Who is the author of “The Harlot’s House,” which is excerpted in the opening of Chapter 20: “The Infernal Devices”?
(a) Oscar Wilde.
(b) John Milton.
(c) Alexander Pope.
(d) Charlotte Bronte.

4. The quote that opens Chapter 24: “The Measure of Love” is attributed to whom?
(a) Saint Augustine.
(b) Alexander Pope.
(c) Sarah Williams.
(d) Oscar Wilde.

5. In Chapter 18: “For This Alone,” the narrator compares Will to “Tristan watching across the Irish Sea for the ship that would bear” who back to him?
(a) “Isolde.”
(b) “Daphne.”
(c) “Hecuba.”
(d) “Cassandra.”

6. Whose Ascension takes place in the beginning of Chapter 24: “The Measure of Love”?
(a) Woosley Scott's.
(b) Sophie Collins’s.
(c) Cyril Tanner’s.
(d) Victor Whitelaw's.

7. When Charlotte comes into Jem’s room while Sophie sits by his bed in Chapter 13: “The Mind Has Mountains,” she tells Sophie that “Bridget’s in one of her moods; she says she can’t find” what?
(a) “The Royal Tea.”
(b) “The Pennyroyal.”
(c) “The Bang Mary.”
(d) “The wizard’s hat.”

8. Cecily states in her letter to her parents in Chapter 17: “Only Noble to be Good,” “Glory. Such an odd word, something women are not supposed to want, but is not our queen triumphant? Was not Queen Bess called” what?
(a) “The White Queen.”
(b) “Desperado.”
(c) “Gloriana.”
(d) “The Virgin Queen.”

9. What name does Will call out as he unsheathes his Seraph blade in Chapter 18: “For This Alone”?
(a) Nakir.
(b) Enkeli.
(c) Eremiel.
(d) Armaros.

10. Jem tells Will in Chapter 22: “Thunder in the Trumpet” that his name is no longer James Carstairs but what now?
(a) Zachariah.
(b) Armaros.
(c) Enoch.
(d) Nathaniel.

11. To whom does Charlotte Branwell address her letter that concludes Chapter 17: “Only Noble to be Good”?
(a) “Inquisitor Victor Whitelaw.”
(b) “Consul Josiah Wayland.”
(c) “Members of the Downworlder Order.”
(d) “Members of the Clave of the Nephilim.”

12. Tessa asks Mortmain in Chapter 18: “For This Alone,” “How long has it been since you have seen that you have” what?
(a) “A brain.”
(b) “A soul.”
(c) “A wife.”
(d) “A heart.”

13. What is the herbal concoction that Jem gives to Tessa in Chapter 23: “Than Any Evil”?
(a) Opium.
(b) Yin fen.
(c) Tisane.
(d) Ayahuasca.

14. Who is the werewolf that claims to know Will when he enters the inn in Chapter 14: “Parabatai”?
(a) Victor Whitelaw.
(b) Aloysius Starkweather.
(c) Woosley Scott.
(d) Cyril Tanner.

15. To whom is the letter addressed that is written by Charlotte in the opening of Chapter 15: “Stars, Hide Your Fires”?
(a) Bridget Daly.
(b) Josiah Wayland.
(c) Aloysius Starkweather.
(d) Woosley Scott.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jem ask Charlotte to bring him when she comes into his room as Sophie leaves in Chapter 13: “The Mind Has Mountains”?

2. From whom has Charlotte received a letter from just before Aloysius Starkweather arrives in Chapter 15: “Stars, Hide Your Fires”?

3. What novel does Will read to Tessa in her chamber in Chapter 23: “Than Any Evil”?

4. When Tessa transforms into the angel in Chapter 21: “Burning Gold,” she grows until she towers over Mortmain at how many feet tall?

5. What novel does Tessa think of while speaking with Mortmain in Chapter 18: “For This Alone,” in which she imagines the characters of Lucie Manette and Sydney Carton?

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