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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. Which of the following is not a judge at the Baking Contest?
(a) The King.
(b) The Duke.
(c) The Knave of Hearts.
(d) The Marquess.

2. What does Lady Peter ask Catherine for at the theater?
(a) Money.
(b) More pumpkin cake.
(c) A dress to borrow.
(d) Help escaping her husband.

3. What grows in Catherine's room after Jest's death?
(a) Lemon tree.
(b) Bleeding heart bush.
(c) Rose bush.
(d) Key lime tree.

4. What does Catherine vow to do after Jest is killed?
(a) Kill the King.
(b) Kill the Jabberwock.
(c) Kill Peter.
(d) Stop the war in Chess.

5. Who helps Catherine to dress for the King's masquerade party?
(a) The Marchioness.
(b) Mary Ann.
(c) Abigail.
(d) Cheshire.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Raven do to the Jabberwock during the attack in the theater?

2. What is Hatta doing when Jest and Catherine arrive at his shop following the masquerade?

3. How many days after Catherine finally accepts the King's proposal is the wedding held?

4. What does the King do at the baking contest that embarrasses Catherine?

5. What do Catherine's parents think she has come to talk to them about following the Turtle Days Festival?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Raven's fate of being a murderer fulfilled?

2. Why does Jest take Catherine to the treacle well the first time?

3. What is the secret to being able to find the treacle well?

4. Why does Jest think that the White Queen is incapable of ending the war in Chess?

5. Why is Catherine angry to learn that the Duke and Margaret are courting?

6. How does Mary Ann know that Lady Peter is the Jabberwock?

7. How was Rock Turtle Cove founded?

8. Why did Catherine's father cry the first time she told him a story?

9. What do the Sisters say Catherine's heart can do for them?

10. Why does Catherine bring the King a key lime pie?

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