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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 suggests that he wants to hire her boyfriend.
(b) He offers to get her a job somewhere.
(c) He tells her Gull wants her services.
(d) He offers to pay her bail.

2. What is the fate of Pizer, arrested with suspicion of being Leather Apron?
(a) He is incarcerated in a madhouse.
(b) He is murdererd.
(c) He is released.
(d) He is held in prison for the rest of his life.

3. Of what does Victoria disapprove in Gull's tactics of murdering the women?
(a) The use of an accomplice.
(b) The use of a knife.
(c) The violence.
(d) The public locations.

4. Of what game is Druitt a fan?
(a) Cricket.
(b) Boule.
(c) Track.
(d) Chess.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Fill in the blank: Druitt's occupations are as a schoolteacher and a _____.

2. What is significant about Druitt's sexual orientation?

3. What does Gull do with the remnants of Mary's burnt body part?

4. Where does Chapter 12 begin?

5. What does Mary Kelly learn when she makes her payment for protection to the Nichol Mob?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Montague John Druitt?

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

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

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

5. For what reasons does Druitt attend and subsequently leave the homosexual party?

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

7. What discovery does Mary Kelly make in Chapter 8?

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

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

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

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