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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 did Lancelot do the night he learned of his wife's infidelity?
(a) He burned the house down.
(b) He wrote her a note and left the house.
(c) He waited up for her to return home.
(d) He killed his wife.

2. What later made Margot happy in the relationship with Lancelot?
(a) Traveling.
(b) Renovating Belle Isle.
(c) Love of Belle Isle.
(d) Sex.

3. What was a major part of Lancelot and Margot's early relationship?
(a) Movies.
(b) Sex.
(c) Work.
(d) Love.

4. Where was the pigeonnier, mentioned in Chapter 2, located?
(a) Percival's estate.
(b) Harry's estate.
(c) Belle Isle.
(d) Lancelot's estate.

5. Where did Lancelot see his friend walking in Chapter 2?
(a) Through the cemetery that sits outside Lancelot's window.
(b) Through the courtyard to the castle outside Lancelot's window.
(c) With Lancelot's mother in the garden.
(d) With Lancelot's wife in the garden.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Elgin report that he did see at the hotel?

2. In truth, who was the Grand Kleagle?

3. Where is Lancelot at the beginning of Chapter 1?

4. What is one of the reasons why Elgin has done anything for Lancelot?

5. How old is Lancelot's daughter in Chapter 5?

Short Essay Questions

1. Instead of going upstairs after dinner, where did Lancelot go?

2. What does Lancelot believe love causes?

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

4. When Lancelot told his mother that his father was corrupt, what did his mother say?

5. Who is Elgin?

6. Why is Lancelot telling his story to Harry?

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

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

9. What does Elgin report about Margot's night at the Holiday Inn?

10. What did the money in Lancelot's father's sock drawer prove to Lancelot?

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