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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. Who goes into a pawnshop with the intent of pawning off a watch and a wedding ring?
(a) A young girl.
(b) A young boy.
(c) An old man.
(d) An old woman.

2. At Siddon's crime scene, what part of her body is mutilated apart from her throat?
(a) Her head.
(b) Her breast.
(c) Her leg.
(d) Her nose.

3. From what school does a man look at Mallory but change direction knowing that she will not give any money to the cause?
(a) New York School of Begging.
(b) New York School of Deceit.
(c) New Haven School of Theft.
(d) New Haven School of Arson.

4. Who recounts Max's death to Mallory?
(a) Butler.
(b) Riker.
(c) Markowitz.
(d) Coffey.

5. On whose wall are there mysterious messages and automatic writing in lipstick?
(a) Bragg.
(b) Mallory.
(c) Butler.
(d) Edith.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is upset because Mallory asked the business accountant for information so that she could run a separate audit?

2. How old was Cathery when he was institutionalized?

3. Who is the owner of the building in which Mallory has a new office?

4. Who is Siddon terrified of in New York?

5. Who has a famous reputation that allows her/him entry into the seance?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Margot unable to prove that she is related to Siddon?

2. Why is Butler upset with Mallory in her new office in his building?

3. Why is Butler's presence at poker important?

4. Why does Margot go to the bank?

5. What is of significance to the pawnbroker about the jewelry brought in by the junkie?

6. What does Mallory notice or fail to notice as she wanders through Manhattan on her way to meet Gaynor?

7. Why does the photographer think Siddon committed suicide?

8. Why does the pawnbroker call Mallory?

9. Why does Mallory run out screaming from the seance?

10. What is shocking about Mallory's discovery about her father dancing?

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