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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. Who does Poe say was once Fry's roommate?
(a) Ambrewster.
(b) Cabanne.
(c) Horrigan.
(d) Loughborough.
2. When does Loughborough remember Fry left and asked him to cover him?
(a) February 1828.
(b) March 1828.
(c) May 1828.
(d) April 1828.
3. At Professor Pawpaw's cottage, on what type of dead tree are birdcages?
(a) Plum.
(b) Cherry.
(c) Apple.
(d) Pear.
4. Where were a cow and sheep killed by a slash to the throat and then their hearts removed?
(a) Verplanck.
(b) Haverstraw.
(c) Ladentown.
(d) Stony Point.
5. How old was Landor when his mother died?
(a) 10.
(b) 13.
(c) 11.
(d) 9.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 6, how long has it been since Jasper Magoon left New York City for his health?
2. How old was Poe when he swam seven and a half miles in the James River?
3. Where did Huntoon run after he ran into Fry's body?
4. In Chapter 9, what mountains can Landor see from his hotel room window?
5. What name does Landor use when he refers to a wandering cow in Chapter 1?
Short Essay Questions
1. What was the only mistress that Landor's wife, Amelia, feared?
2. Why has Superintendent Thayer not called in the military authorities to investigate the death and mutilation of Cadet Fry?
3. How is Fry's body preserved until his parents can arrive?
4. How is Landor innundated by people from his past in "Last Testament of Gus Landor"?
5. Why is Landor staying at Mr. Cozzens' hotel in Chapter 4?
6. How was Landor summoned to West Point in Chapter 1?
7. Who was de Lancre, and what did he write that seemed to have relevance to the Fry case?
8. What luck do Poe and Landor have in deciphering the note that was found in Fry's hand?
9. What is Professor Pawpaw's cottage like outside?
10. Why does Poe think that Landor reads poetry, and how does he learn he is mistaken?
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