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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the Duke do on the morning of September 30th?
(a) Commits suicide.
(b) Goes to the hospital.
(c) Walks his estate.
(d) Calles the Reverend.

2. How does Mr. Grimshaw feel about the Duke keeping a graveyard for the horses?
(a) He thinks it is normal.
(b) He disapproves of it.
(c) He does not understand it.
(d) He is interested in it.

3. Who does the Duke meet on October 5th?
(a) A preist.
(b) A doctor.
(c) A gamekeeper.
(d) A teacher.

4. What is the condition of Mr. Snow's memories?
(a) Unusual.
(b) Lost.
(c) Normal.
(d) Renewed.

5. Why is Dr. Cox summoned?
(a) The Duke has a stomach ache.
(b) The Duke has discomfort in his back.
(c) The Duke cannot walk.
(d) The Duke's horses are ill.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the boy's energy remind the Duke of?

2. According to the Duke, what determines the way one's life unravels?

3. How many tunnels were built?

4. Who does the Duke meet on November 2 while walking home from the post office?

5. What does Mr. Bird draw on to provide the Duke with the necessary information for his completed job?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the Duke say about his grooming regime?

2. What is the significance of reading Mr. Bird's point of view within the Duke's journal?

3. What is the second part of the Duke's journal entry for October 16th?

4. How does the Duke feel during his carriage rides?

5. What is the significance of learning that the gamekeeper has a dog?

6. Who are the Duke's employees that add information in "From His Graces Journal to Mr. Bowen's Account?"

7. What becomes more noticeable to the Duke as he ages?

8. Why is the Duke interested in one particular tree on his estate?

9. How large are the tunnels in the underground tunnel system?

10. What does the Duke think about when reminiscing about Fanny Adelaide?

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