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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. Who does the blond man accompany in church?
(a) Jack.
(b) A veiled woman.
(c) Caroline.
(d) The priest.
2. What does White promise Jack for accusing Sir Isaac of committing treason?
(a) Jack and his brother will be given money.
(b) Jack and his sons will be given money.
(c) Jack and his sons will be given freedom.
(d) Jack and his sons will become regents.
3. What is the tap room?
(a) A kitchen inside the prison.
(b) A tavern inside the prison.
(c) A torture chamber inside the prison.
(d) A bathroom inside the prison.
4. Who is the visitor Daniel overhears Jack talking with?
(a) Sir Isaac.
(b) White.
(c) Bolingbroke.
(d) Eliza.
5. How long has Jack been telling tales of conspiracy to his visitor?
(a) More than two years.
(b) For a week.
(c) For a month.
(d) More than two months.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Jack remind the executioner about?
2. What does Threader do with the first sample from the Pyx before the goldsmiths begin their analysis?
3. What is to happen to Jack after he is hung by the neck?
4. What do Daniel and Threader cast a new gold guinea out of?
5. What is Jack wearing when he arrives at the hanging platform?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the procedure for testing the gold guinea samples?
2. How has Dappa turned the tables on White by this point in the story?
3. Why does the exchange between Jack and his visitor sicken Daniel?
4. In what ways has Sir Isacc been put at a disadvantage in obtaining proof?
5. Why is William Ham willing to assist Daniel and Saturn smuggle the Solomonic gold?
6. What unusual occurrences has Jack experienced, and what is mysterious about them?
7. Describe Sir Isaac's illness.
8. What happens to Jack, according to the Epilogs?
9. How does Daniel win Jack's loyalty in Chapter 13?
10. Though torture is a punishment, does Jack gain anything positive from the experience?
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