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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 disturbs Noemí about her bedroom in Chapter 4?
(a) The moldy smell.
(b) The moldy wallpaper.
(c) The moldy windowpanes.
(d) The moldy sheets.
2. Most of the graves in the cemetery date from what year, as revealed in Chapter 4?
(a) 1788.
(b) 1688.
(c) 1988.
(d) 1888.
3. According to Noemí in Chapter 3, what sorts of novels does Catalina love?
(a) Horror novels.
(b) Gothic novels.
(c) Science fiction novels.
(d) Philosophical novels.
4. According to Virgil in Chapter 8, what is the Doyle family symbol?
(a) The ankh.
(b) The eagle.
(c) The ouroboros.
(d) The Scarab.
5. In Chapter 5, Noemí dreams of a woman who makes what sound?
(a) A howling.
(b) A growling.
(c) A moaning.
(d) A buzzing.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Howard ask Virgil to show Noemí in Chapter 7?
2. According to Catalina in Chapter 8, where must Noemí look?
3. What does Noemí’s father offer to do if she will travel to her cousin?
4. According to Marta in Chapter 6, why is it impossible to cure Catalina?
5. Who can be heard moaning in Chapter 11?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who was Aurelio? What does Noemí learn about him in Chapter 12?
2. Who is Marta and what information does she tell Noemí in Chapter 6?
3. Who is Catalina and what does the reader learn about her in Chapter 1?
4. What is High Place? What does Noemí think about High Place upon first seeing it in Chapter 2?
5. What warnings does Florence give to Noemí at the end of Chapter 10?
6. What does the reader learn about El Triunfo in Chapter 2?
7. What is the Doyle family symbol, as Virgil explains in Chapter 8? What does it represent?
8. What odd dream does Noemí have at the end of Chapter 5?
9. What bad dream does Noemí experience in Chapter 11?
10. What does Noemí discover upon awakening from her nightmare in Chapter 11?
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