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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Sickert attempt to comfort Albert in Chapter 8?
(a) He gets him high on opium.
(b) He kisses him.
(c) He hugs him.
(d) He takes him to see Alice.

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

3. What is Mary Kelly's reaction to her husband's refusal to go along with her hard-living before her murder?
(a) She prays for forgiveness.
(b) She gives him money to escape London.
(c) She kicks him out of their apartment.
(d) She grants him a divorce.

4. What are the contents of the letter for Abberline?
(a) Mary is saying goodbye.
(b) It is a copy of a Masonic ritual.
(c) It details Gull being the murderer.
(d) It tells of the conspiracy around Albert.

5. While experiencing visions, what is Gull doing?
(a) Mutilating Mary's body.
(b) Sleeping.
(c) Burying Mary's body.
(d) Praying.

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

7. During her arrest, what name does Kate Eddows give the police?
(a) Annie Kelly.
(b) Alice Kelly.
(c) Jane Kelly.
(d) Mary Kelly.

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

9. What does a police officer tell Gull about Kate Eddows, who has given a false name upon arrest?
(a) She is Albert's wife.
(b) She is Alice's nurse.
(c) She is Mary Kelly.
(d) She is the Queen's confidante.

10. How is Mary Kelly dealing with the knowledge of her last days alive?
(a) Drinking.
(b) Praying.
(c) Work.
(d) Escaping.

11. What is significant about Druitt's sexual orientation?
(a) He claims homosexuality, but is actually heterosexual.
(b) He is attracted to inanimate objects.
(c) He is a closeted homosexual.
(d) He is asexual.

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

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

14. What is strange about Gull's treatment of Liz?
(a) He is vicious in his mutilations.
(b) He is tender with laying her body out properly.
(c) He dresses her in a man's clothing.
(d) He remembers a future event in which she is not mutilated.

15. What does Sir Charles Warren realize about the murders when he pleads with Gull to cease them?
(a) The Queen ordered them.
(b) The women are innocent.
(c) They are part of a ritual.
(d) Gull is killing the wrong women.

Short Answer Questions

1. For what reason is Whitechapel in a frenzy at the beginning of Chapter 9?

2. What emotion does Gull feel for Mary's corpse?

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

4. Besides drinking, how does Mary Kelly spend her time awaiting her murder?

5. What is Gull's first vision while in Mary's apartment?

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