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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Two, Middles: Gone! and After Charlie,.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Vida Winter says she starts one book as soon as she finishes another because she is afraid to confront which person who keeps trying to get her attention?
(a) Her dead mother.
(b) Her father.
(c) Her twin.
(d) Herself as a younger person.

2. In literature, what are examples of the "Rule of Three" which Vida Winter cites?
(a) Three of the trinity, three of Satan.
(b) Three sides of a golden triangle, three crowns on three kings.
(c) Three drunken sailors, three Christmas hens.
(d) Fisherman's three wishes, three Billy Goats Gruff.

3. What does John-the-dig decide to do about Charlie's disappearance?
(a) Call in the police to search the grounds.
(b) Not tell anyone that Charlie is gone.
(c) Go to London to look for Charlie.
(d) Put an announcement in the paper saying Charlie is missing.

4. What does Margaret do when she hears a mysterious sound late at night?
(a) Walks out into the garden to investigate.
(b) Goes to stay with Aurelius, her only friend.
(c) Wakes up John-the-dig, and tells him to bring his gun.
(d) Confronts Ms. Winter and asks for the truth.

5. What is one distinctive feature about Angelfield when Margaret first explores it?
(a) There are beautiful stained glass windows.
(b) There is no roof.
(c) Two black cats dart in and out of her vision as she walks the grounds.
(d) It is in perfect shape except for a few broken windows.

Short Answer Questions

1. In addition to the filth and squalor or of Charlie's room, what is most surprising about Charlie's room?

2. Vida Winter is reluctant to let Margaret leave for a few days. Why?

3. What clue makes John-the-Dig know that something is amiss with Charlie?

4. What is the disturbing event that take place between the two twins after Hester has left?

5. What news does Vida Winter's doctor give to Margaret?

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