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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. What is Margaret's least favorite month?
(a) December.
(b) February.
(c) August.
(d) April.
2. What physical feature on Vida Winter is distinctive?
(a) Her hair is a deep black except for thick streaks of silver and white.
(b) Her left arm has three burn marks; a cross-like symbol marks her, not unlike a brand.
(c) Her hand is badly scarred from fire; a mark like a Q was also embedded in the scar.
(d) She walks with a pronounced limp; one leg is signicantly shorter than the other.
3. What is a perambulator?
(a) A baby carriage, or stroller.
(b) An early kind of phonograph or music player.
(c) A heater which uses water.
(d) A constable ( police officer).
4. After several days of interviewing Vida Winter, Margaret decides she must leave for a few days. Why?
(a) She wants to verify the three facts told to her by Vida Winter.
(b) She needs to ask her father his advice about the writing of the book.
(c) She is concerned about her sick mother.
(d) She is homesick and wants to visit her family and friends.
5. What is one distinctive feature about Angelfield when Margaret first explores it?
(a) There is no roof.
(b) Two black cats dart in and out of her vision as she walks the grounds.
(c) There are beautiful stained glass windows.
(d) It is in perfect shape except for a few broken windows.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Hester do first when she arrives?
2. Who meets Margaret at the door of Miss Winter's house?
3. Winter's frankness and honesty create a strong first reaction in Margaret. Early in their first conversation, Margaret:
4. How many different (untrue) versions of her life has Ms. Winter told to reporters and interviewers?
5. Where does Margaret begin her research to verify the three parts of Ms. Winter's story?
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