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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 is Old Dorothy?
(a) Sir Geoffrey's great-aunt.
(b) The nurse of Sir Geoffrey's late wife.
(c) Cecily's tutor.
(d) Sir Geoffrey's sister.

2. What does the stranger fear after asking Sir Geoffrey for a few things in Chapter 2?
(a) That he will lock her away.
(b) She fears that he might say no to her requests.
(c) She fears that she has been impertinent.
(d) That he will turn her in to the authorities.

3. What did Randal see when he was with the Fairy Folk?
(a) Colored smoke.
(b) Food he has never seen before.
(c) A lot of gold.
(d) An angel.

4. What is Kate's punishment in Chapter 1?
(a) She is to lose some of her priviledges.
(b) She is to be executed.
(c) She is to be locked away.
(d) She is to be exiled.

5. What does Kate urge the recipient of her letter in Chapter 6?
(a) To run far away.
(b) To return to the estate as soon as possible.
(c) To return Cecily straight away.
(d) To spy on the Fairy Folk.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Kate get to Sir Geoffrey's estate?

2. What does Kate observe while taking a tour in Chapter 3?

3. What does Kate note of the person or thing she sees in Chapter 3?

4. What role has Sir Geoffrey not kept up as of Chapter 6?

5. What does Christopher accuse Kate of in Chapter 4?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Old Dorothy?

2. What part has Sir Geoffrey played in Cecily's disappearance?

3. Who is Master John?

4. What does Kate tell Christopher about at the beginning of Chapter 6?

5. What does Kate see and do when she notices a gate open in Chapter 4?

6. What does Kate find odd about Sir Geoffrey and his brother in Chapter 3?

7. What does Kate notice of the estate in Chapter 3?

8. How is Kate treated at the estate in Chapter 4?

9. Who is Anne Warden?

10. What does Kate try to convince herself of at the end of her journey in Chapter 3?

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