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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do the other guests think of Beatrice's writing?
2. What does Jury ask Vivian when he is questioning her about Beatrice's murder?
3. How much older than Susan Assington is her husband?
4. What does Melrose think of Beatrice?
5. Who adopted Helen's child?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Melrose do with Beatrice's murder scene when he realizes that someone has been killed?
2. How is the Margate Hotel described?
3. What theory of Beatrice's murder do Jury and Melrose discuss at the Jerusalem Inn when they are there with Tom and Robbie?
4. How is Lady St. Leger described when her character is introduced in Chapter 11?
5. What information do Jury and Grace share about Grace possibly being poisoned?
6. How does Jury come to realize that Melrose and Vivian are in the area when he arrives at the Jerusalem Inn?
7. What wry comment does Parmenger make to Jury about how he is dressed the night Beatrice is found?
8. What information does Melrose offer Jury about Elizabeth St. Leger when they unexpectedly meet up in the Jerusalem Inn?
9. How does Susan Assington appear to the group when it arrives at Spinney Abbey during the snowstorm?
10. What is Grace's physician's theory about what happened with Beatrice?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Identify what you think is the tone for "Jerusalem Inn" and discuss several literary devices that Grimes uses to create this tone.
Essay Topic 2
Describe at least four negative aspects of having a protagonist as brooding as Richard Jury. Make sure to use evidence from the novel to support your position.
Essay Topic 3
Analyze at least three aspects of "Jerusalem Inn" that makes the novel believable as well as what literary devices Grimes uses to create that level of believability OR analyze at least three aspects of "Jerusalem Inn" that makes the novel unbelievable as well as what literary devices Grimes does not use effectively to create a level of believability in the story.
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