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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 is the Earl of Lostwihiel's deputy?
(a) Daniel.
(b) Ravenscar.
(c) Sir Isaac.
(d) Colonel Barnes.
2. What happens to the melted gold before it is weighed to test its quality?
(a) It bursts into flames.
(b) It is allowed to cool.
(c) It is heated again.
(d) It is dropped on the floor.
3. What happens after the proceedings begin at the trial of the Pyx?
(a) The royal goldsmiths are summoned.
(b) The Queen's Army is summoned.
(c) Daniel is summoned.
(d) Sir Isaac is summoned.
4. Who do Danny and Jimmy kill in Carolina?
(a) Their father.
(b) The overseer of the property.
(c) The mistress of the property.
(d) Their friend.
5. Who does Daniel decide to write to at the end?
(a) Caroline.
(b) Leibniz.
(c) Eliza.
(d) Sir Isaac.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the executioner no longer feel obligated to do?
2. Why does Daniel feels obligated to protect Sir Isaac?
3. Where do White and Dappa meet to duel?
4. What does White promise Jack for accusing Sir Isaac of committing treason?
5. What does Jack remind the executioner about?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what ways has Sir Isacc been put at a disadvantage in obtaining proof?
2. How does Daniel feel about what happens to Ravenscar in Chapter 9, and what must he now handle by himself?
3. How has Sir Isaac made many enemies for himself, according to Chapter 33?
4. What are the negative aspects and results of the coronation of the king?
5. Describe Sir Isaac's illness.
6. What is White's offer to Jack, and how does Jack respond?
7. 'Translate' two of Jack Ketch and Jack Shaftoe's riddles to each other, as they speak to confuse onlookers and listeners.
8. What is the significance of the cheering public throwing coins at Jack in his cell?
9. What are Daniel's conflicting thoughts about sacking Sir Isaac as master of the mint?
10. Describe the security measures at Westminster Abbey and what they are protecting.
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