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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Hackworth is Brought Up-To-Date by the Great Napier | From the Primer, a Visit to Castle Turing.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Vancouver, what does Hackworth do with the map that tracks the movement of the Primer?
(a) He forwards the original copy to Lord Finkle-McGraw.
(b) He destroys the original copy.
(c) He forwards the original copy to Dr. X.
(d) He forwards the original copy to Judge Fang.

2. When Nell reads the Primer for the second time, who frees Princess Nell and her friends from the castle?
(a) A duck.
(b) A prince.
(c) Harv.
(d) A raven.

3. What is the occupation of Brad, who Nell and Harv have traveled to meet in Dovetail?
(a) Blacksmith.
(b) Baker.
(c) Ractor.
(d) Cooper.

4. On her deathbed, what does Mrs. Matheson say to Nell?
(a) Nell is destined to stay at the Academy and she has a secret protector.
(b) Nell is destined to become great and she has a secret protector.
(c) Nell is destined to become great and Constable Moore is her secret protector.
(d) Nell is destined to stay at the Academy and she must destroy the Primer.

5. Why is Lord Finkle-McGraw unable to view the Primer when Hackworth gives it to him?
(a) Lord Finkle-McGraw is illiterate.
(b) Lord Finkle-McGraw speaks and reads a different dialect.
(c) The Primer is looking for a little girl to interact with.
(d) The Primer shut down because it has been illegally duplicated.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the Primer, when Princess Nell returns with twelve keys to rescue Harv, what happens to Harv?

2. Before Nell leaves Constable Moore and Dovetail, who does he advise her to be on the lookout for?

3. In the Primer, how does Princess Nell communicate with the Duke of Turing?

4. Out of concern for Nell's safety (because two groups want her Primer), what does Judge Fang do?

5. After being released from his dream-like prison, Hackworth learns that he has lost what?

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