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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. How many infernal devices explode on the tor?
(a) None.
(b) One.
(c) Three.
(d) Two.
2. What does De Gex threaten to do to Eliza?
(a) Throw her off a cliff.
(b) Tear her limb from limb.
(c) Burn her at the stake.
(d) Boil her alive.
3. Who rescues Jack and Eliza?
(a) Sir Isaac.
(b) Bob Shaftoe.
(c) Daniel.
(d) Lord Ravenscar.
4. Who is Otto Van Hoek?
(a) The Captain of the Prudence.
(b) The Captain of the Minerva.
(c) The Captain of the Sophia.
(d) The Captain of the Queen's Army.
5. Who is Solomon?
(a) Peter the Great's monsieur.
(b) Daniel's monsieur.
(c) Peter the Great's brother.
(d) De Gex's monsieur.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens to Daniel and Ravenscar in Chapter 1?
2. What does Eliza advise Dappa about?
3. Who holds Sir Isaac accountable for the events at the English Mint on April 23, 1714?
4. What is Partry's confession?
5. Where does the one-armed Russian launch his attack?
Short Essay Questions
1. For what underlying reasons has a bounty been placed on Dappa's head, and how does Dappa respond to this?
2. What political issues are burdening England when Daniel arrives in London?
3. What are the different motives of Ravenscar and Bolingbroke at the dinner party? Who ends up triumphant at the end of the evening, and why?
4. What does the assassination attempt make Caroline realize about herself and the state of England?
5. Analyze the reasons different characters are paired up in this section of the book.
6. Who is John Doe and how do his actions affect Daniel?
7. Detail some of the characters' actions and thinking in Book 6, Chapters 21-24 that leads them to make a mistake.
8. What is the main dispute between Leibniz and Sir Isaac, and what part does Daniel play in all of it?
9. What does Daniel deduce as Jack's motivation for his conduct, and why is Eliza unimpressed with Daniel's deduction?
10. What does Daniel notice about how Peter the Great affects other people?
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