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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 condition does Margot appear to have been in the night Elgin was watching the hotel?
(a) In love.
(b) Ill.
(c) In the hospital.
(d) Healthy.

2. Lancelot learns that the girl next door is there for what reason?
(a) Because she participated in the killing of three women.
(b) Because she had a mental breakdown.
(c) Because she was brutally raped by three men.
(d) Because she killed three men.

3. What is Ideo-Personal-Dynamics?
(a) A cult-like group.
(b) A new type of psychology.
(c) A new type of interpersonal relations.
(d) A new yoga troupe.

4. What did Lancelot and Margot share to drink during the rainy night?
(a) A bottle of rum.
(b) A bottle of wine.
(c) A bottle of gin.
(d) A bottle of whiskey.

5. In Chapter 4, what does Lancelot refer to Lucy as?
(a) His sultry bride.
(b) His widowed bride.
(c) His virgin bride.
(d) His beautiful bride.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Lancelot claim to Elgin he was afraid of at the end of Chapter 4?

2. In truth, who was the Grand Kleagle?

3. Where did Lancelot see his wife flirting after dinner?

4. Where did Lancelot first meet Lucy Cobb?

5. What does Lancelot admit to his friend at the end of Chapter 5?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Lancelot feel about Lucy's death?

2. What did Margot do to the pigeonnier?

3. What happened to Lancelot's first wife?

4. How did Margot show an interest in Belle Island the first night Lancelot met her?

5. Why does Lancelot think Margot is doing more than watching rushes at the Holiday Inn?

6. As the story continues, what does Lancelot lose touch with?

7. Does Lancelot believe Elgin, that Margot is faithful to him?

8. Who is Elgin?

9. When does Lancelot claim to remember why he is in the hospital?

10. Lancelot compares his discovery of his wife's infidelity to what?

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