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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Mr. Bruff talk to Mr. Murthwaite in this section?

2. What does Jennings say he has done with the notes he recorded during Mr. Candy's illness?

3. What is the name of Rachel's legal guardian?

4. What does the nightgown have written on it?

5. Whose consent does Franklin need before he sees Rachel again?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the opium effect Franklin in this section?

2. Why does Jennings want to recreate the event?

3. Why does Franklin think Rachel is upset with him?

4. Why does Jennings think that Franklin doesn't remember taking the diamond?

5. How does Jennings come to the conclusion that Franklin took opium?

6. What information does Murthwaite have about the Indians?

7. How does Franklin find the nightgown?

8. What do the men find in the sailor's room?

9. What does Jennings say is wrong with Mr. Candy?

10. What was the real reason for Rachel breaking off her engagement with Godfrey?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

In what way are the following characters important in solving the case?

1. Rosanna.

2. Franklin.

3. Jennings.

4. Cuff.

5. Bruff.

Essay Topic 2

How did the diamond get into Herncastle's possession in the first place? Why was he so desperate to give the stone to Rachel?

Essay Topic 3

How important is the diamond to the Indians and their culture? How does the author express how important the diamond is to the Indians? What do the students think the author thinks about the diamond being taken away from the Indians in the first place?

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