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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. Where does Mary dream of going in Chapter 18?
(a) Helford.
(b) Helland.
(c) Hessenford.
(d) Helstone.

2. Where does Mary think she can stay until she saves up some money?
(a) At a convent.
(b) At a workhouse.
(c) With cousins.
(d) With friends.

3. How does Mary react when she sees a ship in Chapter 11?
(a) She curses.
(b) She knocks the signal light over.
(c) She faints.
(d) She screams.

4. What disappoints the squire in Chapter 15?
(a) Hearing Jem is a murderer.
(b) Hearing Joss had been causing shipwrecks.
(c) Hearing Mary lied to him.
(d) That no one witnessed the murders.

5. What does Jem notice about Mary's appearance in Chapter 13?
(a) Her injuries.
(b) Her torn dress.
(c) Her disheveled hair.
(d) Her tear stained cheeks.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Mary go to look for help after Jem disappears?

2. What is clear to Mary about the men she is riding with in Chapter 11?

3. Who does Mary trip over as she is walking up the road in Chapter 11?

4. What does Mary explain to Jem when he enters her bedroom?

5. Whom does Mr. Davey say Jem has gone to interview?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why do Joss's men fight after destroying the carriage?

2. What do Mary and Jem discuss when he climbs into her room in Chapter 13?

3. What does Mary tell Joss when he questions her about her trip to Launceston?

4. Why does Mr. Davey insist on running away with Mary?

5. When Mary arrives back at the inn how does she know Joss is still there? What does Mary find when she goes inside?

6. Why does Joss drag Mary with him to the coast in Chapter 10?

7. In Chapter 9, how does Jem assure Mary?

8. Why is Mr. Davey gagging Mary when she awakes in Chapter 17?

9. How does Mary feel staying at the Bassat's? What does she dream of doing?

10. After the squire looks around the inn, what does he tell Mary?

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