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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. What did Dorian tell Mirabel that his name was?
(a) Mister Jones.
(b) Mister Watson.
(c) Mister Davies.
(d) Mister Smith.

2. What is Mirabel wearing when Zachary finds her in a wine cellar?
(a) White dress.
(b) Long-sleeved black dress.
(c) Jeans and a sweatshirt.
(d) Jeans and a T-shirt.

3. How many bullets does Mirabel's gun shoot before needing to be reloaded?
(a) 4.
(b) 3.
(c) 2.
(d) 1.

4. What is the only book on the shelf by Sarah Waters when Zachary looks for books by that author?
(a) The Nightwatch.
(b) Fingersmith.
(c) The Little Stranger.
(d) Affinity.

5. What does the son of a fortune-teller see painted on a door in an alley?
(a) Lion, tiger, and bear.
(b) Pyramind.
(c) Bee, key, and a sword.
(d) Window.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Zachary get a mask for a masquerade party he is attending?

2. What does Simon roll on the dice in the Harbor?

3. What is Zachary's mother's name?

4. What happens when a girl uses door knocker on a door in the forest?

5. How long is Zachary unconscious from the tea that Allegra gave him?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do Mirabel and Zachary get Dorian inside the Harbor?

2. What did the star merchant sell?

3. What happens to the pirate and the girl in Interlude 2?

4. How is the second girl in "Sweet Sorrows: Once very long ago..." different from the first girl?

5. What does Mirabel look like when he sees her at the Harbor?

6. What costume does a woman wear that fascinates Zachary?

7. What happens when Zachary is looking at the books from the Keating donation and leaves to get coffee?

8. Where does Dorian take Zachary after they exchange books and what happens there?

9. How does Zachary get food when he is at the Harbor?

10. In Sweet Sorrows: Once, very long ago...," who is the first guard and what does he do and think?

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