From Hell: Being a Melodrama in Sixteen Parts Test | Final Test - Easy

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From Hell: Being a Melodrama in Sixteen Parts Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Of what game is Druitt a fan?
(a) Boule.
(b) Track.
(c) Cricket.
(d) Chess.

2. Who orders that the message found by Kate's body be erased?
(a) Netley.
(b) Warren.
(c) Gull.
(d) Abberline.

3. What is significant about Druitt's acquaintance, who gets him drunk?
(a) He is a Mason.
(b) He is a woman disguised as a man.
(c) He is a homosexual.
(d) He is Gull's assistant at the madhouse.

4. How does Lees force Abberline to investigate his false vision?
(a) He threatens to blackmail Abberline.
(b) He fakes a fainting spell.
(c) He tells Abberline of Albert's child with Annie.
(d) He claims to have knowledge of "Emma."

5. Why does Liz spit out the grapes?
(a) Netley tells her he urinated on them.
(b) She hates grapes.
(c) She is allergic to grapes.
(d) They tasted off.

6. Where does Gull believe himself to be while with Mary's body?
(a) Buckingham Palace.
(b) Scotland Yard.
(c) A church.
(d) Operating theater.

7. Why is Kate Eddows arrested?
(a) Pick-pocketing.
(b) Burglary.
(c) Prostitution.
(d) Public intoxication.

8. Of what does Victoria disapprove in Gull's tactics of murdering the women?
(a) The use of an accomplice.
(b) The public locations.
(c) The violence.
(d) The use of a knife.

9. Besides drinking, how does Mary Kelly spend her time awaiting her murder?
(a) Sleeping with any man.
(b) Working.
(c) Traveling.
(d) Lesbian relationships.

10. Why do Abberline's superiors order him and Lees to never speak of Gull again?
(a) They do not believe Abberline.
(b) They have been promised promotions by the Queen.
(c) They have been paid off by Netley.
(d) They are Masons.

11. What is sent along with the letter from Gull and Netley?
(a) Half a human tongue.
(b) Half a human uterus.
(c) Half a human kidney.
(d) Half a human heart.

12. For what reason is Whitechapel in a frenzy at the beginning of Chapter 9?
(a) The double murder.
(b) The strike.
(c) The invading army.
(d) The earthquake.

13. What horrifies Gull when he gets a glimpse of the modern world?
(a) The technology.
(b) The pollution.
(c) The sexuality of the women.
(d) The violence of the men.

14. What does Gull not do to Kate's body?
(a) Hack off her nose.
(b) Gut her.
(c) Mutilate her body.
(d) Rape her corpse.

15. Whose clothes are burnt by Gull?
(a) Julia's.
(b) Mary's.
(c) Polly's.
(d) Liz's.

Short Answer Questions

1. What sensations does Abberline feel while investigating Mary's body?

2. What is Albert in treatment for with Gull?

3. What does Abberline discover during the inquests into Mary's murder?

4. Of what does Albert warn Mary Kelly?

5. What does Sir Charles Warren realize about the murders when he pleads with Gull to cease them?

(see the answer keys)

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