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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Two, Middles: Everybody Has a Story, December Days, Sisters, A Diary and a Train, Demolishing the Past, and Hester's Diary II,.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. After Margaret returns to Winter's house after her second visit to Angelfield, what wakes Margaret in the middle of the night?
(a) The sounds of a violin.
(b) The doctor's arrival.
(c) The light, after days of darkness; however, it is only bright moonlight.
(d) Howling winds: a storm seems close and dangerous
2. In addition to the filth and squalor or of Charlie's room, what is most surprising about Charlie's room?
(a) Isabelle is found hiding in the corner.
(b) Charlie has carefully set aside valuable presents for the girls.
(c) Charlie is not there.
(d) There are piles of letters that apologize to his family.
3. What is troubling to Margaret as she visits Angelfield a second time?
(a) She thinks she senses someone in the fog that surrounds her.
(b) She keeps wishing she could meet her twin.
(c) She hears violin playing in the dark.
(d) She is wondering if she will meet Aurelius and fall in love.
4. Who dies soon after the collapse of the roof at Angelfield?
(a) Hester.
(b) Emmeline.
(c) Dr. Maudsley.
(d) The Missus.
5. Margaret realizes that this person may still be alive and could answer many questions about the twins' childhood. She writes a letter asking an investigator to find whom?
(a) Arurelius Love.
(b) Emmeline.
(c) John-the-dig.
(d) Hester.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the phrase from the letter Margaret has received that keeps running through Margaret's mind?
2. How many different (untrue) versions of her life has Ms. Winter told to reporters and interviewers?
3. Instead of going home for Christmas, where does Margaret go instead?
4. Where, and with whom, will Margaret eat her meals?
5. Margaret insists that she must leave for how many days?
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