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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. Christopher hides behind what object?
(a) Sofa
(b) Piano
(c) Coat rack
(d) Curtain
2. What was the last name of the foster children?
(a) Mitchell
(b) Corrigan
(c) Anderson
(d) Ralston
3. What is Christopher's profession?
(a) Shoe salesman
(b) He is unemployed
(c) Architect
(d) Train conductor
4. What song does Christopher sing?
(a) Bye Bye Bird
(b) Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater
(c) Four and Twenty Blackbirds
(d) Little Jack Horner
5. What was the victim's real last name?
(a) Stanning
(b) Stanislaus
(c) Stanton
(d) Stanley
Short Answer Questions
1. What piece of furniture seems to be the most used on the set?
2. Who discovers that the phone is dead?
3. How old is Major Metcalf?
4. Giles asks Mollie for what kind of tool?
5. How was the victim murdered?
Short Essay Questions
1. Mollie and Giles have a lovers' quarrel in the kitchen, witnessed in part by Paravicini. What is the cause for the quarrel? How is it resolved?
2. What is Wren's opinion on Englishwomen and compliments?
3. Why do Mollie and Giles make separate trips to London? Why is it important to keep it a secret?
4. It is revealed that Major Metcalf is also using an alias. Who is Metcalf really? Where is the real Major Metcalf? Is there a real Major Metcalf?
5. What prompts the conversation about socialism?
6. Miss Casewell has reasons for her secrecy regarding her background. What are they and why is it imperative to keep it a secret?
7. What do the Ralstons and other guests find unusual about Miss Casewell?
8. Christopher Wren says the weather reminds him of a particular author and piece of literature. What are they?
9. The snow reminds Miss Casewell of disturbing things. Describe Miss Casewell's thoughts.
10. What is the first issue brought up by Mrs. Boyle? How does Giles reply to the complaint?
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