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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III: The Necklace Chapter 9 - 12.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Part II: The Hall, Chapter 6, what is the first object Lucy Carlyle analyzes during the interview?
(a) A watch.
(b) A crystal skull.
(c) A ribbon.
(d) A knife.
2. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 12, how does Lockwood plan to dispose of the necklace?
(a) Sell it to a collector of haunted artifacts.
(b) How does Lockwood plan to dispose of the necklace?
(c) Hand it over to the police as evidence.
(d) Bury it in a secret location to prevent its misuse.
3. In Part I: The Ghost, Chapter 2, what information does Mrs. Hope's folder provide about her husband's death?
(a) He fell downstairs and died.
(b) He drowned in a lake.
(c) He died in his sleep.
(d) He was murdered.
4. In Part I: The Ghost, Chapter 4, what is the purpose of the Greek Fire canister?
(a) To provide light in dark rooms.
(b) To create distractions during investigations.
(c) To save lives in dangerous situations.
(d) To ward off wicked spirits.
5. In Part II: The Hall, Chapter 7, how does George respond when Lucy asked about Lockwood's parents?
(a) He warns Lucy not to ask Lockwood about his parents.
(b) He offers detailed information about their fate.
(c) He suggests using Lucy's psychic sensitivity to find out more.
(d) He changes the subject and asked for a quick conversation.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Part I: The Ghost, Chapter 1, why does Lockwood claim that he and Lucy are the perfect age for the investigation?
2. In Part II: The Hall, Chapter 5, how did the government prevent Lucy's father from becoming a ghost?
3. In Part I: The Ghost, Chapter 4, how does Lockwood respond to the sound Lucy hears?
4. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 11, how does Lockwood appear when Lucy reaches his room?
5. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 10, what does Inspector Barnes think of Lockwood's collection of artifacts?
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