The Thirteenth Tale Test | Final Test - Easy

Diane Setterfield
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The Thirteenth Tale Test | Final Test - Easy

Diane Setterfield
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of the three children became Vida Winter?
(a) The third, unnamed child.
(b) Adeline.
(c) Ambrose's daughter.
(d) Emmeline.

2. Why doesn't the doctor come as soon as Emmeline has died?
(a) A snowstorm has brought down the phone lines.
(b) He is also sick, perhaps a kidney disease.
(c) He has gone to London and is unavailable.
(d) He refuses to participate in the lie to keep WInter's identity secret.

3. What incredible revelation does Margaret realize about the children at Angelfield?
(a) Isabelle died in childbirth.
(b) There are three children, not two.
(c) John-the-dig is really the twin's father.
(d) Hester is really the twins' mother.

4. In Aurelius' "inheritance," there is a page from what book?
(a) The Bible.
(b) Great Expectations.
(c) Marcus Aurelius.
(d) Jane Eyre.

5. Who is Aurelius' half-sister?
(a) Karen.
(b) The missus' niece.
(c) Emmeline.
(d) Isabelle.

6. Within moments of Margaret's return to the Winter house, what does Margaret say to Emmeline ?
(a) "Why did you abandon your child?"
(b) "Tell me the truth about Aurelius."
(c) "Please find my sister."
(d) "I know you burned Angelfield."

7. As a child, whose name did Margaret write often in the phonetic alphabet?
(a) Her own name.
(b) Jane Eyre.
(c) The name of her twin.
(d) The names of her favorite authors.

8. Ambrose Proctor and Adeline often:
(a) Ride horses on the moors near the estate.
(b) Work together in the topiary garden.
(c) Smoke and drink tea together in the kitchen.
(d) Swim together in the lake on the estate.

9. What change begins to occur in schedule of interviews between Margaret and Winter?
(a) The women meet no longer at regular times; the interviews occur day and night at sporadic times.
(b) Now the doctor is always present.
(c) Each story telling session becomes longer.
(d) Each story telling session becomes shorter.

10. What is troubling to Margaret as she visits Angelfield a second time?
(a) She keeps wishing she could meet her twin.
(b) She is wondering if she will meet Aurelius and fall in love.
(c) She hears violin playing in the dark.
(d) She thinks she senses someone in the fog that surrounds her.

11. What ultimately happens to Ms. Winter's house?
(a) It is opened as a museum for tourists.
(b) It is demolished so a golf course could be built on the moors.
(c) Margaret is able to buy it with the money she makes from the book.
(d) Like Angelfield, it too burned.

12. Who does John-the-Dig teach about trimming the topiary garden?
(a) The new boy, Proctor.
(b) Adeline.
(c) Both twins.
(d) His nephew.

13. In the process of demolition at Angelfield, something unusual was found regarding Vida WInter's story. Who has come to investigate?
(a) The children of the Angelfield heirs, to claim their inheritance.
(b) All the people interested in Vida Winter's life.
(c) The police, to investigate remains of a body.
(d) Mr. Lomax and his staff.

14. What does Margaret keep of Ms. Winter belongings?
(a) Shadow, the cat.
(b) Winter's writing desk.
(c) Winter's Jane Eyre collection.
(d) Winter's purple scarves that Margaret had often admired.

15. Despite their fighting, Emmeline gives Adeline :
(a) Her diary.
(b) A green emerald ring.
(c) A copy of Jane Eyre.
(d) Promise that she would never marry so as to not separate the twins.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Vida Winter give to Margaret as she is leaving?

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

3. After her writing is complete and the household chores are finished, Margaret finally:

4. Hester is troubled about a boy in the garden. Why?

5. John-the-dig hires someone to:

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