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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 does the Clubb use to pinpoint the location they are looking for?
(a) The number of wheels on a cart.
(b) The number of houses they pass.
(c) The number of wheel rotations counted.
(d) The number of people in town.
2. Who does Eliza give a second chance to?
(a) Jack.
(b) Daniel.
(c) Sir Isaac.
(d) Caroline.
3. What is marked on the buttons of Jack's suit?
(a) Numbers.
(b) His initials.
(c) Alchemic symbols.
(d) Religious symbols.
4. Who does the King name First Lord of the Treasury?
(a) Ravenscar.
(b) Leibniz.
(c) Daniel.
(d) Sir Isaac.
5. What has Dappa become while imprisoned?
(a) Sad and despondent.
(b) An incredibly poor man.
(c) An incredibly wealthy man.
(d) Bitter and cruel.
Short Answer Questions
1. How are the standard plates and sheets of the finest precious metals going to be used?
2. Who does the blond man accompany in church?
3. Who is the Earl of Lostwihiel's deputy?
4. Who do Danny and Jimmy kill in Carolina?
5. What do Daniel and Threader cast a new gold guinea out of?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does the exchange between Jack and his visitor sicken Daniel?
2. In what ways has Sir Isacc been put at a disadvantage in obtaining proof?
3. What does Daniel decide to tell Eliza about in his letter?
4. What is Sir Isaac's plan to discover the location of the manufactured phosphorus?
5. What are Daniel's conflicting thoughts about sacking Sir Isaac as master of the mint?
6. How has Sir Isaac made many enemies for himself, according to Chapter 33?
7. What are the negative aspects and results of the coronation of the king?
8. Does Sir Isaac approve or disapprove of the Earl of Lostwihiel and Colonel Barnes' new garrison of troops?
9. What is the procedure for testing the gold guinea samples?
10. What happens to Jack, according to the Epilogs?
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