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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What are the contents of the letter for Abberline?
(a) It tells of the conspiracy around Albert.
(b) It is a copy of a Masonic ritual.
(c) Mary is saying goodbye.
(d) It details Gull being the murderer.
2. How does Lees force Abberline to investigate his false vision?
(a) He threatens to blackmail Abberline.
(b) He tells Abberline of Albert's child with Annie.
(c) He fakes a fainting spell.
(d) He claims to have knowledge of "Emma."
3. What is strange about Gull's treatment of Liz?
(a) He remembers a future event in which she is not mutilated.
(b) He is vicious in his mutilations.
(c) He is tender with laying her body out properly.
(d) He dresses her in a man's clothing.
4. When Gull dictates the letter to Netley in Chapter 9, from where is the letter addressed?
(a) From Hell.
(b) From Your Own Wastelands.
(c) From Scotland Yard.
(d) From Your Poor Refuse.
5. Who orders that the message found by Kate's body be erased?
(a) Netley.
(b) Warren.
(c) Gull.
(d) Abberline.
6. On whom do the Masons pin Jack the Ripper's murders?
(a) Montague John Druitt.
(b) Abberline.
(c) John Trevor Mason.
(d) Thomas Addley.
7. Why has Liz been forced to the streets?
(a) She was living there illegally.
(b) The Nichol Mob forced her out.
(c) She had a fight with her partner.
(d) She could not pay her rent.
8. What is Albert in treatment for with Gull?
(a) Syphilis.
(b) Cancer.
(c) Tuberculosis.
(d) Chlamydia.
9. Who left Abberline a letter with the bartender at Britannia?
(a) Polly.
(b) "Emma."
(c) Annie.
(d) Liz.
10. Why does Liz spit out the grapes?
(a) They tasted off.
(b) Netley tells her he urinated on them.
(c) She is allergic to grapes.
(d) She hates grapes.
11. How is Albert soothing his guilty conscience with his schoolfriend?
(a) Traveling.
(b) Oral sex.
(c) Hunting.
(d) Drinking.
12. What is significant about Druitt's acquaintance, who gets him drunk?
(a) He is a woman disguised as a man.
(b) He is a Mason.
(c) He is a homosexual.
(d) He is Gull's assistant at the madhouse.
13. What is sent along with the letter from Gull and Netley?
(a) Half a human heart.
(b) Half a human uterus.
(c) Half a human tongue.
(d) Half a human kidney.
14. Who is snubbed by Gull in Chapter 9?
(a) Mary Kelly.
(b) Roberts Lees.
(c) Albert.
(d) Abberline.
15. What does Sir Charles Warren realize about the murders when he pleads with Gull to cease them?
(a) They are part of a ritual.
(b) The Queen ordered them.
(c) The women are innocent.
(d) Gull is killing the wrong women.
Short Answer Questions
1. How do the Masons hide Gull away?
2. What does Gull do with the remnants of Mary's burnt body part?
3. According to false evidence and the letter, who is Druitt identified as?
4. What does Netley give to Liz?
5. What sensations does Abberline feel while investigating Mary's body?
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