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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 Dr. Montague believe has caused these feelings?
(a) A poltergeist.
(b) The house.
(c) Their experiences during the night.
(d) A drug Mrs. Dudley put in their food.

2. Where do Luke and Eleanor go to spend an afternoon alone in chapter 6?
(a) The basement
(b) The garden
(c) The tower
(d) The summer house

3. Who does Dr. Montague announce will arrive the following Saturday?
(a) Mrs. Montague.
(b) A fellow academic.
(c) A famous poltergeist researcher.
(d) Luke's aunt.

4. What does Eleanor want to do to Theo when she sees her wearing her new red sweater?
(a) Rip the sweater away.
(b) Hug her and apologize for her trying day.
(c) Bash her with rocks and sticks.
(d) Compliment her, even though she does not look as good as Eleanor did.

5. What do Dr. Montague and his assistants hear during the night?
(a) Running water.
(b) A dog barking.
(c) A knocking sound and laughter.
(d) A child crying.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who befriends Mrs. Dudley?

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

3. Who refuses to allow the group to linger over their breakfast?

4. What does Eleanor say as she wakes?

5. What do the three young people discover while walking on the grounds?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where does Eleanor go when Theo teases her?

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

3. With whom does Eleanor sit in the summer house?

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

5. What does Mrs. Montague say about the events of the night?

6. What do Dr. Montague and his assistants hear during the night?

7. What is Mrs. Montague's opinion of Dr. Montague's research thus far?

8. What does Luke find written in the hallway?

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

10. Why is Dr. Montague concerned that everyone is happy?

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