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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Gull do with the remnants of Mary's burnt body part?
(a) He drinks it with wine.
(b) He seasons his meal with it.
(c) He feeds it to a dog.
(d) He scatters the ashes in the wind.

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

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

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

5. Why does Gull feel insulted by the Masons?
(a) They have denied his existence.
(b) They do not believe he is the murderer.
(c) They put him on trial.
(d) They snubbed him.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Whom does Abberline see at the murder scene?

3. Where does Chapter 12 begin?

4. What is Mary Kelly's reaction to her husband's refusal to go along with her hard-living before her murder?

5. What are the contents of the letter for Abberline?

Short Essay Questions

1. What leads up to Gull and Netley writing the letter "from Hell"?

2. Why does Lees call upon Abberline in Chapter 9?

3. How does Mary Kelly spend her days before her murder?

4. Who is Montague John Druitt?

5. For what reasons is the deceased Druitt identified as Jack the Ripper?

6. What is the result of Abberline taking his information about Gull to his superiors?

7. How do Albert and Sickert deal with the former's guilty conscience?

8. What is heard outside of Mary Kelly's building, and what are the results?

9. How does Gull justify his violence to Queen Victoria in Chapter 9?

10. Describe Gull's trial by the Masons.

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