View a FREE sample

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How many different (untrue) versions of her life has Ms. Winter told to reporters and interviewers?
(a) Nineteen.
(b) Zero. She has only told the truth about herself.
(c) Three.
(d) Seven.

2. As Margaret settles into her bedroom on her first night in Vida Winter's house, she rearranges which aspect of the bedroom?
(a) She moves the heavy chair nearer to the fireplace in order to stay warm.
(b) She takes down the heavy curtains from the windows.
(c) The canopy bed frightens her because she cannot see into the room, so she removes the curtain.
(d) A picture on the wall troubles her, so she turns it around to face the wall.

3. After several weeks into the interview process, what sound does Margaret hear late at night?
(a) Someone calling her name.
(b) Wolves howling on the moors.
(c) Someone singing long, erratic, notes of music.
(d) A child crying.

4. In what condition is Charlie when Adeline finds him?
(a) Dead, from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
(b) Dead, murdered by the twins.
(c) Alive, but very sick and hardly breathing.
(d) Dead, murdered by Isabelle.

5. What peculiar record does Margaret find in an almanac about Charlie Angelfield?
(a) He wrote a newspaper article about the hauntings of ghosts at Angelfield.
(b) He was declared legally dead.
(c) His death was recent, only two years before she met Ms. Winter.
(d) He died on the night that the twins were born, making WInter's story untrue.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who else participates in the"experiment" of Hester and the doctor?

2. When Ms. Winter is in pain, what is the metaphor she uses to describe this pain?

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

4. What happens when the doctor tries to calm Hester after her "ghost sighting"?

5. What does Aurelius Love bring to Margaret after she falls?

(see the answer key)

This section contains 418 words (approx. 2 pages at 300 words per page) View a FREE sample