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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Two, Middles: Hester Arrives, The Box of Lives, and The Eye in the Yew,.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does Margaret begin her research to verify the three parts of Ms. Winter's story?
(a) At Angelfield.
(b) At home, in her own bookshop.
(c) In the Governmental Records Building.
(d) In London, at the National Library.

2. Where does the first meeting between Margaret Lea and Vida Winter take place?
(a) In the kitchen.
(b) In the hallway outside Margaret's bedroom, late at night.
(c) In Winter's library.
(d) On the moors, outside the house.

3. Where does Hester's lengthy conversation about the twins take place?
(a) In the topiary garden.
(b) On a boat, so that twins can not hear.
(c) In the library.
(d) In the twin's playroom.

4. As the twins grow, what disturbing pattern emerges regarding them in the village and surrounding houses?
(a) The twins talk of drowning their mother and poisoning the servants.
(b) The twins are caught running without clothes on through the middle of town.
(c) The twins walk into unlocked houses and take what they want.
(d) The twins begin to frighten smaller children with stories about ghosts.

5. How does Hester help the Missus?
(a) She gives her the money needed to pay for her sister's funeral.
(b) She takes over all the cooking.
(c) She brings the Missus's sister to visit.
(d) She helps improve the Missus's eyesight.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the proof Margaret sees to prove she was a twin?

2. What does Hester typically do after cleaning a room in Angelfield?

3. What peculiar record does Margaret find in an almanac about Charlie Angelfield?

4. When Winter returns to the telling of her story, she talks of the village men asking for Dr. Maudsley's help with the twins. How does the doctor first attempt to solve the problem?

5. What is one overwhelming first impression of Vida Winter's house?

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