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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 12.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How is St. George's Day first described in the novel?
(a) As a "celebratory day of feasting" when people get married.
(b) As a "stoic and silent day of penance" for all adults.
(c) When "all evil things in the world will have their sway."
(d) As a "fun and joyous holiday" for everyone.
2. What happens to Lucy's health after her encounter with the stranger during a sleepwalking episode?
(a) Her energy level really increases.
(b) She finally begins to sleep through the night.
(c) She becomes pale and weak.
(d) All of these answers are correct.
3. What strange sight does Harker see along the side of the road as he is being taken to first meet Count Dracula?
(a) Lots and lots of bats flying around.
(b) Weird blue flames flickering along the road.
(c) Vultures seeming to follow his coach.
(d) No sign of life at all.
4. What does Harker do when he realizes the Count is away from his home during Harker's captivity?
(a) He looks for secret passages in the church.
(b) He explores more of the castle.
(c) He writes letters and sends them by carrier pigeons.
(d) He looks for a horse he can ride away from the farm.
5. How does Harker deal with realizing he is being held captive by Dracula?
(a) He panics and yells all the time.
(b) He refuses to come out of his room.
(c) He stays calms and begins planning.
(d) He considers how he can kill himself.
Short Answer Questions
1. During Harker's first escape attempt from Dracula's house, what does he find inside fifty great boxes?
2. Why does Mina go to Budapest?
3. During Harker's captivity in Dracula's home, what two items does he toss out of a window (for the gypsies)?
4. What does Van Helsing place around Lucy's neck during and after her treatment?
5. How is Dracula carried out of the castle after Harker attempts to kill him the first time?
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