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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through August - September (7).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Luke Garrett give to Cora at Cora's summer dinner party?
(a) A fan.
(b) A bouquet of spring flowers.
(c) The fan-shaped stomach lining.
(d) A pamphlet on the Essex Serpent.
2. How does Stella think to stir up scandal with the townsfolk to pass the time?
(a) Stella tells a woman Cora and William are brother and sister.
(b) She tells a housewife Cora spends more time with William than she does.
(c) She tells a woman she believes Cora and William are fast friends.
(d) Stella tells a housewife Cora had taken William's boots.
3. How long does Charles declare Cora would last living in Aldwinter?
(a) Charles believes Cora will not last more than a fortnight.
(b) Charles does not think Cora will last a month.
(c) Charles thinks Cora will last as long as she likes due to her independence.
(d) Charles is convinced Cora will be able to last the summer.
4. What propaganda is used to promote the changing of London housing?
(a) Poverty is making people do things they should not be doing.
(b) There has been an influx of disease that is killing many.
(c) A baby was supposedly autopsied in its own home because there was no room at the morgue.
(d) Women have to work long hours without breaks.
5. Why does Cora immediately write Luke after she wrote her angry letter?
(a) Cora feels guilty for denying him.
(b) She wants to make sure he understands they are just friends.
(c) She is told by Spencer that she was overly harsh.
(d) Cora finds out he was injured.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does William visit Cracknell?
2. How many children does Stella birth?
3. Naomi is proud of the webbing between her fingers because whom does she believe also had webbing on their hands?
4. What do the villagers of Aldwinter think of Cora?
5. What question does Francis ask of William Ransome?
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