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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Description of Old Shanghai | Nell's Further Experiences with the Primer | Judge Fang Pays a Visit to the Celestial Kingdom.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Harv brings a stolen Primer to Nell, why does she throw it on the floor?
(a) The Primer begins telling the story of a girl named Elizabeth.
(b) She does not want her mother's boyfriend to see the book.
(c) The Primer begins telling the story of a girl named Fiona.
(d) She does not want her brother to give her stolen property.
2. In "Hackworth's Morning Ruminations," what happens to ensure that Hackworth cannot change his mind about carrying out his secret plan?
(a) Hackworth's wife announces that there is not enough money in their bank account to pay their bills.
(b) Hackworth's wife overhears that he intends to bring her a special surprise.
(c) Hackworth reads in the Times that he is being pursued by guards.
(d) Hackworth's daughter overhears that he intends to bring her a special surprise.
3. In the video that Judge Fang views of a recent robbery, what was the robbers' mode of transportation?
(a) They rode high-tech bicycles.
(b) They ran.
(c) They skated on nanoskates.
(d) They drove an old car.
4. The granddaughter of Lord Finkle-McGraw and the daughter of Hackworth attend a birthday party for whom?
(a) Gwendolyn.
(b) Elizabeth.
(c) Fiona.
(d) Princess Charlotte.
5. What are Thetes?
(a) Thetes are outcasts, not associated with any phyle.
(b) Thetes are another name for Ashantis.
(c) Thetes are an elite phyle.
(d) Thetes are mites.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is the mother of Nell and Harv?
2. The Causeway is a bridge connecting what two areas?
3. In "Nell Sees Something Peculiar", why is everything covered in black dust?
4. Why does Judge Fang decide to leave the Primer with Nell even though it is stolen property?
5. What do Harv and Nell conclude about the small piece of cloth Harv found near the sea?
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