4. In what modern setting do Gull's visions take him in Chapter 10?
(a) Office building.
(b) A school.
(c) A gymnasium.
(d) A park.

5. Why does Warren resign in Chapter 9?
(a) He wants to commit suicide.
(b) He wants to quit the Freemasons.
(c) The criticism of him not performing his job.
(d) He is joining the priesthood.

6. What does Abberline give Kelly in Chapter 8?
(a) A shawl.
(b) A flower.
(c) Money.
(d) A bonnet.

7. What is Gull's first vision while in Mary's apartment?
(a) His father's death.
(b) His conversation with Hinton.
(c) William Blake.
(d) A modern office building.

8. How is Albert soothing his guilty conscience with his schoolfriend?
(a) Hunting.
(b) Drinking.
(c) Oral sex.
(d) Traveling.

9. 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.

10. How do the Masons hide Gull away?
(a) They send his saner brother to take his place.
(b) They send in his resignation.
(c) They kill him.
(d) They fake his death.

11. On whom do the Masons pin Jack the Ripper's murders?
(a) Abberline.
(b) Thomas Addley.
(c) Montague John Druitt.
(d) John Trevor Mason.

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

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

14. While drinking with Druitt, what does his acquaintance trick him into writing?
(a) The "Saucy Jacky" letter.
(b) Ransom note.
(c) The "From Hell" letter.
(d) Suicide note.

15. How does Netley manage to pick up Kate Eddows?
(a) He offers to get her a job somewhere.
(b) He offers to pay her bail.
(c) He suggests that he wants to hire her boyfriend.
(d) He tells her Gull wants her services.