The Screaming Staircase Test | Final Test - Medium

Jonathan Stroud
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The Screaming Staircase Test | Final Test - Medium

Jonathan Stroud
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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. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 14, how does Lockwood and his team identify the restless suicide in the garden?
(a) They detect desolate emotions spreading in the garden.
(b) They see a pale outline under the willow tree.
(c) They hear the sound of rustling willow twigs.
(d) They sens an invisible disturbance wave.

2. In Part IV; The Hall, Chapter 18, where does George find the hand-drawn floor-plan of Combe Carey Hall?
(a) The Royal Architectural Society.
(b) Lockwood & Co. archives.
(c) Online research.
(d) The local library.

3. In Part IV; The Hall, Chapter 18, what is mentioned about the Screaming Staircase and the Red Room?
(a) They do not have a history of mysterious incidents.
(b) They are the most haunted areas of the Hall, and they have a history of mysterious incidents.
(c) They are not haunted.
(d) They are filled with checkered floors and light lamps.

4. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 15, how does Lockwood assure Lucy that Blake will not come after them?
(a) By reminding Lucy that they are free to go wherever they chose, without being controlled by DEPRAC.
(b) By comparing Blake's strange eyes to George's odd eyes, suggesting they are not unique.
(c) By pointing out that Blake's age will limit his ability to harm them.
(d) By emphasizing that Blake would be charged, found guilty, and sent to prison.

5. In Part IV: The Hall, Chapter 23, what does the group lose during the explosion?
(a) Their crowbars and candles.
(b) Their jackets and sandwiches.
(c) Iron and salt.
(d) Their rapiers and energy drinks.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 13, what is the purpose of the runnels on the streets of the West End?

2. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 13, how does Lockwood plan to generate positive publicity for Lockwood and Co.?

3. In Part IV; The Hall, Chapter 18, what story does Bert Starkins share about Lady Caroline Throckmorton?

4. In Part IV; The Hall, Chapter 20, what temperature does George measure in the lobby?

5. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 15, how do Lockwood, Lucy, and George react when they see a light in their office window?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Part IV, The Hall, Chapter 20, what is their approach to investigating the house?

2. In Part IV: The Hall, Chapter 24, what is the outcome of the encounter between the ghost-girl and Fairfax?

3. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 15, how does Lockwood reassure Lucy about their safety?

4. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 16, who is John William Fairfax and what is his significance?

5. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 13, what agency is represented by the group of boys and girls in dark red jackets?

6. In Part IV, The Hall, Chapter 20, what does George speculate about the significance of the cold spot under the tapestry?

7. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 16, why do Lockwood and his team want to make a good impression on Mr. Fairfax?

8. In Part IV: The Hall, Chapter 23, describe Lockwood's condition after the explosion and how Lucy reacts upon seeing him.

9. In Part III: The Necklace, Chapter 13, what did George translate the inscription in the locket as?

10. In Part IV: The Hall, Chapter 21, what do they notice as they entered the Red Room?

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