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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. How did Door's family die?
(a) They acclimated to Upper London.
(b) They died of diphtheria.
(c) They were twinkled.
(d) They were murdered.

2. What special knack does the woman in leather have?
(a) Preternatural skills.
(b) Telekinesis.
(c) Extraordinary hearing.
(d) Foresight.

3. Who does Richard tell about Anesthesia's death?
(a) A pigeon.
(b) A mouse.
(c) A cat.
(d) A rat.

4. Where is Croup when he talks about killing his boss?
(a) The train station.
(b) A hospital.
(c) The marketplace.
(d) A castle.

5. Why does the girl who takes Richard to the market say he can never return to the other world?
(a) You are locked into contract when you go below.
(b) He has no choice; nobody does.
(c) You can only live in one world.
(d) The other world no longer exists to him.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Door need to go to the British Museum in Above London?

2. How does Door describe her first sight of Jessica?

3. What is the name of the bridge Richard must cross to get to the market?

4. How does Door kill Mr. Ross?

5. How does the woman outside the pub say she knows what will happen to Richard?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the Earl tell Door she can get to Islington?

2. What happens when Richard sees Jessica for the first time after Door leaves?

3. What does Richard find on his way to dinner, and how does Jessica respond to this?

4. What happens when Richard and Anesthesia cross the Night's Bridge to get to the market?

5. How does the marquis help the man he gave a song to?

6. What does marquis warn Door of as their train takes off?

7. How do Richard and Door get food after running from Croup?

8. What do Croup and Vandemar tell Varney to do?

9. How did Varney lose the bodyguard job?

10. What does Door tell Richard she is looking for after going back to the marketplace for him?

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