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. How does Chapter 9 end?
(a) Julia sleeps in Mary's bed.
(b) Gull strangles Mary.
(c) Mary sleeps with Abberline.
(d) Mary escapes London.

2. When Gull dictates the letter to Netley in Chapter 9, from where is the letter addressed?
(a) From Your Own Wastelands.
(b) From Your Poor Refuse.
(c) From Hell.
(d) From Scotland Yard.

3. What does Abberline discover during the inquests into Mary's murder?
(a) The testimonies conflict.
(b) The testimonies put Gull at the scene of the murder.
(c) The police officers are all Masons.
(d) Mary is still alive.

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

5. What does Mary Kelly learn when she makes her payment for protection to the Nichol Mob?
(a) William Gull was inquiring about her.
(b) They did not kill her friends.
(c) The royal family is after her.
(d) Abberline is a spy.

6. Of what does Albert warn Mary Kelly?
(a) Her impending murder.
(b) His daughter is probably ill.
(c) God's wrath.
(d) The strike.

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

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

9. What revelation does Gull make to Abberline?
(a) He is a homosexual.
(b) Gull is an atheist.
(c) He is Jack the Ripper.
(d) He gives Netley up as Jack the Ripper.

10. What goes unheeded in the beginning of Chapter 10?
(a) Mary's cries for help.
(b) Abberline's letter.
(c) Mary's warning to Abberline about Jack the Ripper.
(d) Abberline's arrest warrant.

11. What is Albert in treatment for with Gull?
(a) Cancer.
(b) Tuberculosis.
(c) Syphilis.
(d) Chlamydia.

12. After drugging Druitt, what do the Masons do to him?
(a) They hang him in the middle of Whitechapel.
(b) They throw him in the river to drown.
(c) They throw him in a room with a dead prostitute.
(d) They tie him up and leave him at Scotland Yard.

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. While drinking with Druitt, what does his acquaintance trick him into writing?

2. Who left Abberline a letter with the bartender at Britannia?

3. Why does Druitt lose his job as a teacher?

4. What does a police officer tell Gull about Kate Eddows, who has given a false name upon arrest?

5. Why is Kate Eddows arrested?

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