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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. What is the name of Alice's mother?
(a) Elena Proserpine.
(b) Emma Proserpine.
(c) Elizabeth Proserpine.
(d) Ella Proserpine.

2. Whom does Alice call for information in Chapter 13?
(a) Althea.
(b) Audrey.
(c) Harold.
(d) Lana.

3. What is the name of the younger sister in "The Door That Wasn't There"?
(a) Lucy.
(b) Lydia.
(c) Lisbet.
(d) Lilly.

4. In "The Door That Wasn't There," what did the first walnut hold?
(a) A tiny glass amulet.
(b) A green satin dress.
(c) A black fur cloak.
(d) A small piece of bone.

5. What Hinterland story does Finch tell Alice in Chapter 15?
(a) "The Door That Wasn't There."
(b) "The Mother and the Dagger."
(c) "Ilsa Waits."
(d) "The Clockwork Bride."

Short Answer Questions

1. Who trades places with the elder sister in "The Door That Wasn't There"?

2. How does Finch appear when Alice regains consciousness in Chapter 13?

3. In what motel do Alice and Finch stay during Chapter 17?

4. What play do Alice and Finch practice during Drama class in the fifth chapter?

5. According to Finch in Chapter 15, what Hinterland story involves vampires?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Ness? What happened to her?

2. What letter arrives at the end of Chapter 1? What is odd about it, and how does Ella respond?

3. In “The Door That Wasn’t There,” what happens to Anya's mother?

4. Who is Twice-Killed Katherine? What does Alice watch her do in Chapter 10?

5. What happens when Alice and Finch visit the bookseller in Chapter 12?

6. What odd message does Alice receive in Chapter 12?

7. Who is Audrey? What does she tell Alice at the beginning of Chapter 4?

8. What happens when Alice leaves school in Chapter 6?

9. What happens to Alice in the story "Alice-Three-Times," as explained in Chapter 9?

10. To whom does Alice go for help in Chapter 7? What does she learn?

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