2. What does Emerson tell Amelia he was bluffing about?
(a) Believing in the curse.
(b) Figuring out who the murderer was.
(c) Spending the night at the tomb.
(d) Receiving a message to confirm the identity of the murderer.

3. What is significant about the symbol painted on Armadale's body?
(a) It is the symbol of a local tribe.
(b) It is the symbol of the tomb raiders.
(c) It is representative of a pharaoh.
(d) It is the mark of the Luxor killer.

4. What does Emerson use to trap the cat, Bastet, for his performance?
(a) Fish.
(b) Sausage.
(c) Pork.
(d) Chicken.

5. What does Amelia witness Mr. Vandergelt waving at the cook?
(a) A newspaper.
(b) A saucepan.
(c) Money.
(d) A dead chicken.

6. What does Emerson find at the tomb in Chapter 15?
(a) A new room full of debris.
(b) A second skeleton.
(c) The burial chamber.
(d) A vase in perfect condition.

7. How does Amelia attack one of the men in the dark?
(a) She hits him with her parasol.
(b) She trips him.
(c) She kicks him.
(d) She puts him in a head lock.

8. What does Emerson offer the criminals for their help?
(a) One of the artifacts from the excavation.
(b) A horse.
(c) A reward.
(d) Fifty pounds.

9. What sense does Amelia say the male sex lacks in Chapter 13?
(a) Humor.
(b) Decency.
(c) Logic.
(d) Direction.

10. What part of Armadale's body has been painted?
(a) His foot.
(b) His chest.
(c) His forehead.
(d) His hand.

11. What part of Emerson's performance does Amelia call "an error"?
(a) The dancing.
(b) Using Lady Baskerville's jewelry.
(c) The use of chemicals.
(d) The inclusion of an animal.

12. What does Lady Baskerville serve to her house guests in Chapter 16?
(a) Tea.
(b) Coffee.
(c) Ice Cream.
(d) Lemonade.

13. Whose skeleton is found in the tomb?
(a) A pharaoh's.
(b) A tomb raider's.
(c) A servant's.
(d) Armadale's.

14. What is the name of the doctor who examines Armadale's body?
(a) Dupris.
(b) Durham.
(c) Dubois.
(d) Dennault.

15. How did the person whose skeleton was found in the tomb die?
(a) By a blow to the head.
(b) By being caught in a booby-trap.
(c) By poisoning.
(d) From old age.