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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 Eliza once ask Jack to choose?
(a) A lifestyle that was befitting.
(b) Her hand in marriage.
(c) A mansion that was foreboding.
(d) A token of her love.

2. How many goldsmiths are sworn in at the trial?
(a) Twelve.
(b) Two.
(c) Ten.
(d) Six.

3. What has Dappa become while imprisoned?
(a) An incredibly wealthy man.
(b) Sad and despondent.
(c) Bitter and cruel.
(d) An incredibly poor man.

4. What does Jack remind the executioner about?
(a) The color of his eyes.
(b) The rope around his neck.
(c) The coins in his pockets.
(d) The size of his feet.

5. Who do Danny and Jimmy kill in Carolina?
(a) Their father.
(b) Their friend.
(c) The overseer of the property.
(d) The mistress of the property.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who tells Jack that he is considered the King of Vagabonds?

2. Why does Sir Isaac no longer have the proof he needs?

3. Where is Jack moved to in the prison?

4. How is becoming a member of the Clubb different for Leibniz than for other members?

5. What does White promise Jack for accusing Sir Isaac of committing treason?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Sir Isaac's illness.

2. What does Daniel decide to tell Eliza about in his letter?

3. What advantage did Dappa have in the duel, and why might White have also let him win?

4. How does Daniel win Jack's loyalty in Chapter 13?

5. How much does the gold weigh, and what is the significance of that weight?

6. Why does Bob Shaftoe mention his brother as though Jack is still alive?

7. How has Dappa turned the tables on White by this point in the story?

8. Though torture is a punishment, does Jack gain anything positive from the experience?

9. In what ways has Sir Isacc been put at a disadvantage in obtaining proof?

10. What are the negative aspects and results of the coronation of the king?

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