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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. At what age did Borden begin performing alone on stage?
(a) 25.
(b) 30.
(c) 20.
(d) 18.
2. What is Julia Fensell and Angier's original relationship?
(a) They begin dating.
(b) They hate each other.
(c) They begin working together.
(d) They become best friends.
3. What did Kate's father dare Clive Borden to do?
(a) Meet him in a gaveyard at midnight.
(b) Nothing, it was Clive who dared Kate's father to do something.
(c) Step into a large contraption.
(d) Perform a magic trick on the spot.
4. Who was known as Le Professeur de Magie?
(a) Nikola Tesla.
(b) Rupert Angier.
(c) Arthur Koenig.
(d) Alfred Borden.
5. What is Andrew's last name?
(a) Winterly.
(b) Weasley.
(c) Waterly.
(d) Westley.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is 'the set up' of a magic trick, according to Borden's journal?
2. Whose name is on the book Andrew receives as a package?
3. Who entertained Nicholas for hours?
4. What was Angier doing when he died?
5. What was Nikolas Tesla's scientific concentration?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Lady Katherine say to Andrew that utterly stuns him? Why is he so surprised?
2. What is the story Borden tells in Section 4, Part 2 about how Olive Wescombe was hired, and how is it different than the story given earlier?
3. How does Angier meet Julia Fensell, and how does their relationship progress?
4. What happens when Borden sneaks backstage during Angier's show in America?
5. What does Borden describe in Section 4, Part 2 about the act accompanying his New Transported Man trick?
6. Describe the situation of Angier an Borden's first meeting.
7. Who is John Henry Anderson, and what was his relationship with Alfred?
8. Who is Thomas Elborne?
9. Describe Angier's first attempts at performing illusions on stage.
10. What does Alfred write about his secret in Section 2?
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