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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 do Joan and George Bailey invite to read the letters between Ash and Christabel?
(a) Blackadder.
(b) Cropper.
(c) Beatrice.
(d) Maud and Roland.

2. What does Roland think he and Maud will do after they go upstairs?
(a) Search through Christabel's room again.
(b) Have a drink and get to know each other.
(c) Make plans for the next day.
(d) Talk about the letters they've read.

3. Whose writings on Christabel does Maud give Roland?
(a) Maud's own.
(b) Leonora Stern's.
(c) Beatrice Nest's.
(d) Ellen Ash's.

4. Where is Christabel buried?
(a) In a mausoleum in the city.
(b) In a churchyard.
(c) In a sprawling country graveyard.
(d) Behind an old family home.

5. Where do Roland and Maud decide to go together to further their investigation?
(a) To Blanche's family home.
(b) To the location they suspect Ash and Christabel went.
(c) To Ash's family home.
(d) To follow a journey that Christabel made alone.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the purpose of Ash's trip, which Roland and Maud suspect Christabel accompanied him on?

2. What kind of car does Cropper drive?

3. What does Roland do with the letters?

4. What does Roland think Maud should do about her hair?

5. Does Roland show Maud the letters?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do the three apparitions describe themselves to the child?

2. How do Christabel and Ash feel about meeting secretly?

3. What does Sir George plan to do at the end of the chapter?

4. How does Cropper feel about Blackadder?

5. What is Roland's initial reaction to the letters?

6. Who are Ask and Embla?

7. What does Maud tell Beatrice about the importance of what she finds in Ellen's journal and papers?

8. What is Maud's dilemma about Leonora?

9. What is Swammerdam's situation at the end of his life?

10. What is the weather like on Roland and Maud's day trip away from Ash and Christabel?

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