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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 Eleanor come to believe has fallen?
(a) The house.
(b) The garage.
(c) The tower.
(d) The attic.

2. What are the lessons illustrated in the book Luke found?
(a) How to live a pious and virtuous life.
(b) How to marry a millionaire.
(c) How to survive Hill House.
(d) How to live a millionaire's life.

3. Who stands at the door when the sound begins, trying to establish from which direction the sound is coming?
(a) Theo
(b) Dr. Montague
(c) Eleanor
(d) Luke

4. What does Eleanor think of Luke's confession?
(a) That it is silly and obviously a come-on.
(b) That it is outrageous.
(c) That it is unbelievable, but touching just the same.
(d) That it is sad.

5. Why do Dr. Montague and Luke believe Theo accuses Eleanor?
(a) To distract her while they slip her a calming drug.
(b) Because she hates Eleanor.
(c) Because she really believes it.
(d) To take her focus away from her fear.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Theo tease Eleanor about in Chapter 6?

2. Who takes charge when Theo becomes hysterical over the state of her room?

3. Whose call did Eleanor not heed the night of his/her death?

4. What do Eleanor and Theo see while walking on the property after dark?

5. What do Mrs. Montague and Arthur report hearing the night before?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where does Eleanor go when Theo teases her?

2. What does Eleanor say out loud after the crash sounds through the room?

3. In what room does Mrs. Montague insist on sleeping?

4. What does Theo confess when they return to the house?

5. Where does Theo spend the following night?

6. When does Mrs. Montague arrive at the house? Why does she come?

7. What does Eleanor hear as she sits in the parlor?

8. What does Eleanor find in Theo's room?

9. Who plans to roam the halls all night? Why?

10. Who accuses Eleanor of writing the message? Why?

(see the answer keys)

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