2. The legend on the puppet cart of Grisini’s says “The Phenomenal Professor Grisini and his” what?
(a) Venetian Fantoccini
(b) Magnificent Puppets
(c) Marionettes of Wonder
(d) Muppet Masterpiece

3. What word from Part One: “Fog” refers to the defense by an accused person of having been elsewhere at the time an alleged offense was committed?
(a) Filigree
(b) Alibi
(c) Legislature
(d) Enactment

4. What does Cassandra hit with the mirror instead of the phoenix-stone in the end of the Prologue: “Fire”?
(a) Her foot
(b) Her bracelet
(c) Her hand
(d) The bed

5. Mrs. Pinchbeck tells Lizzie Rose in Part One: “Fog,” Chapter 9 that who was suspected once before when a child went missing?
(a) Mr. Pinchbeck
(b) Grisini
(c) Parsefall
(d) Dr. Wintermute

Short Answer Questions

1. What word from the Prologue: “Fire” refers to a delicate ornamental work of fine silver, gold, or other metal wires, especially lacy jewelers' work of scrolls and arabesques?

2. What month is it said to be when Clara awakens on her birthday in Part One: “Fog,” Chapter 1?

3. What ailment does Mrs. Pinchbeck appear to suffer from in the novel?

4. Where had Clara first encountered Grisini’s puppet-stage, according to the narrator in Part One: “Fog,” Chapter 1?

5. How old is Clara turning on her birthday in Part One: “Fog,” Chapter 1?

(see the answer key)

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