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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The picture of Karen's son shows a resemblance to whom?
(a) Charlie Angelfield.
(b) His grandfather, Ambrose Proctor.
(c) Aurelius.
(d) John-the-dig.

2. In her telling of the Angelfield story, what does Vida Winter begin to do that she has not done before?
(a) Winter insists that her housekeeper, Judith, also be present in the room.
(b) Winter silently weeps after the telling of the story.
(c) Winter continually strokes the strange burn mark on her hand.
(d) Winter has used the pronoun "I."

3. Who does Margaret see in the garden when she wanders there in the middle of the night?
(a) Maurice, the gardener.
(b) Ms. Winters in her wheelchair.
(c) Emmeline.
(d) A ghost.

4. Who does Margaret surmise must have tampered with the ladder's safety latch?
(a) Adeline.
(b) The Missus.
(c) Ambrose Proctor.
(d) The doctor.

5. Who set the fire at Angelfield?
(a) Adeline.
(b) Ambrose.
(c) A village child.
(d) The Missus.

6. What news comes from the asylum about Isabelle?
(a) She would be returning later in the week.
(b) She has escaped from the asylum and has been spotted in London.
(c) Isabelle is dead.
(d) She is sick, near death, and keeps asking for Charlie.

7. Why does Margaret use the phonetic alphabet after her night in the garden?
(a) To impress Winter with her skill.
(b) To leave a message for the gardener.
(c) To try to decipher the words spoken by the person she saw in the garden.
(d) She knows that twins have a secret language, and she tries to help the twins.

8. What has happened moments before Margaret's return to Vida Winter's house?
(a) The violinist has been discovered.
(b) Emmeline has died.
(c) Three people believe they have seen the ghost.
(d) Judith has announced that she is leaving.

9. What is in the envelope that Margaret reads while looking down the hill to Angelfield?
(a) A check for twenty thousand dollars to publish the biography.
(b) A letter from Hester.
(c) Vida Winters thirteenth tale.
(d) A letter from her own twin.

10. How does Margaret help Vida Winter after the telling of these painful memories?
(a) She helps her decide to find a new doctor.
(b) She sings to her when her physical pain is severe.
(c) She holds her and comforts her in the pain of the memory.
(d) She finds Hester.

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

12. On Margaret's birthday, she goes :
(a) On a boat ride on the lake.
(b) Back home, for a reunion with her parents.
(c) To Angelfield, for dinner with Aurelius.
(d) To the moors, in the rain.

13. The remains (bones) at Angelfield were not Hester's but:
(a) Charlie's.
(b) One of the twin's.
(c) The daughter of John-the-dig's.
(d) The doctor's wife's.

14. What lie does Adeline tell Mr. Lomax about Charlie?
(a) She says Charlie has found a second house in London.
(b) She says Charlie has gone away to find them a new governess.
(c) She says Charlie has just gone away for a few days.
(d) She says he is away hiring people to fix the estate.

15. What is of particular concern to John-the-dig after Charlie disappears?
(a) His topiary garden was becoming negelcted.
(b) How he could get a doctor to take care of the Missus.
(c) The girls were at marrying age; who should marry them?
(d) Who would pay him and pay the bills at Anglefield in Charlie's absence.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Which two characters meet after many years in private rooms at Winter's house?

3. Who does John-the-Dig teach about trimming the topiary garden?

4. Where does Adeline look for Charlie?

5. What does Vida Winter ask of Margaret when Margaret is sick?

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