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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. At the end of Chapter 23, Ezra announces that he misses which character?
(a) Lizzie.
(b) Hester.
(c) Maggie.
(d) Maud.
2. Ezra's car is covered with the droppings of what type of creatures in Chapter 21, causing his and Hal's tardiness to the appointment with Mr. Treswick?
(a) Magpies.
(b) Seagulls.
(c) Crows.
(d) Bats.
3. What type of art does Ezra's art gallery display in the place where he lives full-time?
(a) Photography.
(b) Sculpture.
(c) Charcoal drawings.
(d) Oil paintings.
4. Which character lends Hal a jacket for her walk to the village of St. Piran?
(a) Abel.
(b) Ezra.
(c) Mrs. Warren.
(d) Harding.
5. Who is there to fetch Hal from the train station on her journey from Brighton back to Trepassen House?
(a) Abel.
(b) Ezra.
(c) Harding.
(d) Mitzi.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which character hugs Hal near the end of Chapter 25 before Hal snatches her tarot cards and runs upstairs to bed?
2. What obstacle would Hal have if she were required to buy her own ticket back toward Trepassen House?
3. Abel takes what action before Hal can complete his tarot reading?
4. What term does Mrs. Warren NOT use to describe Hal's mother on the night she catches Hal climbing out a window?
5. Which character declares in Chapter 24 that he wants none of his mother Hester's money?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the theme of self-deception arise within the narrative in Chapter 31 when Hal speaks to Harding from Brighton?
2. What is Abel's reply when Hal asks him who had taken the photograph he had given to her and why does Hal believe his answer to be false?
3. What is the real reason why Hal takes the four-mile walk to St. Piran village in Chapter 34?
4. In what way do Hal's feelings of guilt nearly lead to her downfall in Chapter 39?
5. For what reason do Ezra and Hal arrive late to the appointment with Mr. Treswick?
6. What does Hal find out when she speaks with Lizzie?
7. How does Hal sustain a physical injury in Chapter 38?
8. What does Hal decide in Chapter 33 about Mrs. Warren's reason for staying silent about the identity of Hal's mother and why does her conclusion frighten her?
9. What special sadness does Ezra express to Hal about the death of his twin sister Maud?
10. Discuss an instance when Ware combines foreshadowing with the use of a literary device, such as a simile.
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