2. What does Gull see in a window before murdering Annie?
(a) His bloody face.
(b) A vision of a future event.
(c) Joseph Merrick.
(d) Polly's ghost.

3. Who does Thick arrest, believing him to be Leather Apron?
(a) William Gull.
(b) Netley.
(c) Abberline.
(d) Jack Pizer.

4. What moniker is given to the murderer by the false letter?
(a) Jack the Ripper.
(b) The Gentleman Caller.
(c) The Ladies Man.
(d) Saucy Jacky.

5. How does Polly's family react to the news of her death?
(a) They are devastated.
(b) They do not care.
(c) They embark on their own investigation.
(d) They want to be compensated.

6. Where do Sickert, Mary, Annie, and Annie's daughter travel to in Chapter 1?
(a) France.
(b) Spain.
(c) Germany.
(d) Ireland.

7. How does Netley feel about the work of killing four women?
(a) He does not know he is participating in the murders.
(b) He is not bothered by it.
(c) He is blackmailed into helping Gull.
(d) He objects to it strenuously.

8. What food is given to Annie by Gull?
(a) Figs.
(b) Grapes.
(c) Apples.
(d) Strawberries.

9. In Chapter 7, who do Annie and Liza meet for a drink?
(a) Annie Crook.
(b) Abberline.
(c) Harry.
(d) Sickert.

10. At the end of Chapter 6, what tactics are Best and Gibbs discussing?
(a) Yellow journalism.
(b) Espionage.
(c) Murder.
(d) Chess moves.

11. After murdering Polly, what does Gull do after going to bed?
(a) Kisses his wife.
(b) Prays to God.
(c) Reads his Bible.
(d) Kills his wife.

12. What does Annie Crook's father believe is at the center of Annie's madness?
(a) The loss of her mother.
(b) Her drinking.
(c) His sexual abuse of her.
(d) Annie's lesbianism.

13. What does Netley give to Annie?
(a) A bonnet.
(b) A flower.
(c) A kerchief.
(d) A shawl.

14. What is the point of the tactic discussed by Best and Gibbs?
(a) Increasing newspaper sales.
(b) Pinning the murder on someone else.
(c) Learning illicit information.
(d) Trying to oust the royal family.

15. What organization does William Gull join after school?
(a) Reformists.
(b) Suffragettes.
(c) Freemasons.
(d) Druids.