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

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

3. Where does Chapter 8 begin?
(a) Scotland Yard.
(b) Mary's apartment.
(c) Buckingham Palace.
(d) Miller's Court.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Lees claim to have to Abberline?

2. What arrangement does Abberline make with Mary Kelly in Chapter 9?

3. How is Mary Kelly dealing with the knowledge of her last days alive?

4. What revelation does Gull make to Abberline?

5. What is significant about Druitt's acquaintance, who gets him drunk?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. How and why does Lees get Abberline to go to Gull's house?

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

5. What does Gull do to Mary Kelly's body?

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

7. What is in the letter Mary left for Abberline?

8. How does Albert spend his time in Chapter 9?

9. Why does Mary Kelly agree to a sexual liaison with Abberline?

10. Describe Gull's trial by the Masons.

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