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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 Esther Tull’s elder sister?
(a) Galina Smith.
(b) Ruth Peyser.
(c) Jenny Burton.
(d) Mamie Hanley.
2. To what school is Gideon sent in his childhood?
(a) Ashfell.
(b) Colyton.
(c) Eton.
(d) Ripon.
3. Gideon finds books on which of the following subjects on Neuilly’s shelves?
(a) Embroidery.
(b) Necromancy.
(c) Spirit photograpy.
(d) Brewing and distilling.
4. In which borough does Carew note a man had been eaten by his own cats?
(a) Camden.
(b) Hackney.
(c) Southwark.
(d) Hillingdon.
5. What sergeant do Cutter and Gideon encounter at the church where Gideon spent his first night in London?
(a) Holly.
(b) Colley.
(c) Trolley.
(d) Jolly.
Short Answer Questions
1. For which newspaper does Octavia work?
2. On what street is Devlin’s?
3. Of which of the following does Esther Tull note Carew smells?
4. Which park does Esther Tull note being able to see?
5. At what number is Neuilly’s dwelling?
Short Essay Questions
1. For what reasons is Gideon anxious to meet with his uncle in his dwellings?
2. What reason does the inspector who accompanies Cutter and Gideon to Esther Tull’s lodgings ask to shut the open window?
3. What reasons does Cutter give for thinking the murder of Esther Tull’s sister more than a botched burglary?
4. Why is Gideon commended to the care of the groundskeeper at his boyhood school?
5. What reason for pride does Esther Tull have in her self-stitching?
6. What reason is given for the attempt to prevent Octavia from confronting her editor at his club?
7. Angela celebrates her birthday as being 7 May. Why?
8. What reason is given for Cutter’s threat to charge Carew with destruction of evidence?
9. Why does Esther Tull note feeling called to prayer?
10. What does Esther Tull’s father note stealing is (19)?
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