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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapter 9 | Part 2, Chapter 10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. With Jonathan Randall dead, what do Claire and Jamie come to realize?
(a) The future is being changed.
(b) Randall had been poisoned.
(c) He had killed himself.
(d) Jonathan Randall and Prince Charles Edward had had an affair.

2. After Claire passes out and is brought back, she explains that in 1945, what happened?
(a) She was transported back in time through the standing stones.
(b) Her grandmother died and was buried there near the standing stones.
(c) Her parents had married at the little chapel.
(d) She was childhood friends with the person now buried there.

3. When Brianna and Roger lead Claire to a gravestone, what name is she startled to read?
(a) Jonathan Randall.
(b) Reginald Wakefield.
(c) Frank Randall.
(d) Kirk Yard.

4. When Roger and Brianna visit the graveyard, what does Roger notice?
(a) Brianna studying a headstone with "Wakefield" engraved on it.
(b) Tears running down Brianna's face.
(c) A headstone with "Fraser" engraved on it.
(d) Several missing headstones.

5. When Roger looks through one of his uncle's journals, what does he find?
(a) That Frank Randall is not Brianna's real father.
(b) An old, faded photo of Frank Randall and Claire.
(c) References to Brianna and Frank Randall written in 1968.
(d) Entries about Frank Randall and the aftermath of when Claire returned in 1948.

Short Answer Questions

1. At the beginning of the story, who do Claire and her daughter, Brianna, visit?

2. What do Claire and Jamie receive the next morning?

3. While Brianna is getting material from the Kiltmaker, where does Claire go?

4. Roger explains to Brianna that visitors come and leave _______ on the tombstones of the dead.

5. After investigating the Fraser home, what does Roger do before he continues his search for information regarding Claire's list of Fraser men?

(see the answer key)

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