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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. When does Mary turn eighteen?
(a) April 12, 1917.
(b) February 15, 1918.
(c) March 15, 1917.
(d) January 2, 1918.
2. What is in the background of a photo of Jessica Simpson that is given to Holmes and Mary?
(a) Roses.
(b) Daisies.
(c) Lilies.
(d) Lilacs.
3. What is the name of the inn that is robbed in July 1918?
(a) The Manning.
(b) Monk's Tun.
(c) Bryant's Inn.
(d) The Whitebreast.
4. Who is waiting in Mary's room at the Thomas's when she returns on a wet, cold December evening in 1918?
(a) An old lady.
(b) Mary's aunt.
(c) Watson.
(d) Holmes.
5. Where did Senator Simpson grow up?
(a) Utah.
(b) Texas.
(c) Colorado.
(d) Arizona.
Short Answer Questions
1. What color are Mary's eyes?
2. What is the name of Mrs. Barker's maid?
3. What pile of back issues does Holmes give Mary to read while he gathers a gypsy outfit for her to wear?
4. What color clay does Mary find in the carpet at the inn?
5. Which family member is Mary named after?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Holmes and Mary entertain wherever they go in Wales when they are dressed as gypsies?
2. How do Mary and Holmes contact Mycroft when they arrive at the Diogenes Club?
3. What does Mrs. Hudson serve Mary for tea during her first visit to Holmes's residence?
4. What does Holmes say when Mary asks if he minds if she looks into the burglary at the inn?
5. What happens during the robbery of the Monk's Tun?
6. In Chapter 2, why can Mary hear the sound of angry queens?
7. How does Mary blossom after meeting Holmes?
8. How does Holmes respond when Mary reveals that she is a girl?
9. How does Mary determine that the blind man selling pencils is someone in disguise looking for her and for Holmes?
10. Why does the robbery of the Monk's Tun Inn, of all the cases she ever worked on, stand out in Mary's mind?
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