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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 unusual name does Poirot call Ursula?
(a) Mrs. Paton
(b) Miss Ferrars
(c) Miss Ackroyd
(d) Mrs. Ackroyd
2. Poirot says that which person could not be the killer because they had no motive to make the phone call.
(a) Ralph
(b) Flora
(c) Ursula
(d) Parker
3. Where does Caroline think Ralph is?
(a) Winchester
(b) Cranchester
(c) Manchester
(d) Worcester
4. Flora confesses to what part of the mystery?
(a) The blackmail
(b) Murdering her uncle
(c) Stealing the $40 from her uncle's room
(d) Knowing Ralph's whereabouts
5. Who suddenly appears at the meeting?
(a) Mr. Hammond
(b) Inspector Raglan
(c) Caroline
(d) Ralph
Short Answer Questions
1. Inspector Raglan tells James what about Kent?
2. Poirot wants everyone at Fernly Park to meet where?
3. Everyone enjoys guessing the meaning of what?
4. Mrs. Ackroyd says that Ursula once caught her doing what?
5. Poirot suggests that, rather than be arrested, James does what?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Poirot say about the moved chair, in Chapter Twenty-five?
2. Poirot makes it known that he thinks James is guilty and offers James what way out?
3. Who do James and Poirot find crying in James' house, and what important thing does Poirot do at that point?
4. As a result of Mr. Ackroyd announcing Ralph's engagement to Flora, what did Ursula do?
5. What is the story of Ursula and Ralph?
6. In Chapter Nineteen, when Poirot and the others visit Flora, what does she confess?
7. In Chapter Nineteen, explain why Poirot suggests to the Inspector that he hold Charles Kent longer?
8. In Chapter Fourteen, who finally tells his/her story of the secret they've been hiding and what is it?
9. What suggestions do James and Caroline make about Flora's love life, in Chapter Sixteen?
10. Who do James and Caroline invite over, in Chapter Sixteen, and why?
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