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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 does Hugh James offer to do for Paul?
(a) Protect Paul.
(b) Kill Rossi.
(c) Kill Dracula.
(d) Protect Helen.
2. How does Mr. Erozan die?
(a) No one knows.
(b) Bora stabs him with a silver dagger.
(c) He has a stroke.
(d) Paul stabs him with a silver dagger.
3. For whom does Jozsef work?
(a) Oxford.
(b) Eva.
(c) The secret police.
(d) Helen.
4. Where do the narrator and Barley get off the train?
(a) Somewhere in Istanbul.
(b) Somewhere in Bulgaria.
(c) Somewhere in Crete.
(d) Somewhere in France.
5. How was Rossi able to continue chronicling what occurred to him after Dracula abducted him?
(a) He kept a journal.
(b) He continued writing letters.
(c) He sent postcards to Paul.
(d) He wrote what happened on the walls behind books.
Short Answer Questions
1. What romantic relationship is suggested in Part Two, Chapter 37?
2. Who does Rossi think Helen is when he sees her in Part Three, Chapter 72?
3. Why does Rossi have to leave the village where his love is?
4. What role does Ranov have in the story?
5. What do Helen and Paul find in the crypt at Sveti Georgi?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why do the narrator and Barley get off the train before their designated stop?
2. Why did Rossi continue to write letters after Dracula took him?
3. What do Helen and Paul decide about their future in Part Three, Chapter 62?
4. Explain the courtship between Rossi and Helen’s mother from Helen’s mother’s perspective.
5. What does Paul suspect about Helen when they travel to Hungary? How do you know?
6. Why does Jozsef interrogate Aunt Eva about Paul?
7. What two things does Helen admit to Rossi after Jozsef interrogates Aunt Eva?
8. Who kills Mr. Erozan? How? Why?
9. What does the narrator suspect about the love letter she finds from her father to Helen in Part Three, Chapter 49?
10. How does Turgut Bora become involved in Paul’s research?
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