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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 4: Chapter 16, "Breakfast With the Devil," through Chapter 20, "Triumph".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Ned is trying to decide what Cecilia's nickname should be, to what flower does he compare her?
(a) Orchid.
(b) Rose.
(c) Lily.
(d) Camellia.

2. When Pleasance smells smoke and realizes that fire might be on its way, what is her first thought?
(a) Dying in a fire is a suitably gothic ending for her life.
(b) The abbey is not the place she wants to haunt after her death.
(c) She needs to get a message to either Ned or Cecilia.
(d) She must get Miss Darlington to a safer location.

3. What does Jane say Miss Darlington treats Cecilia like?
(a) A princess.
(b) A servant.
(c) A child.
(d) A spoiled pet.

4. What causes Cecilia's stomach--and her understanding of Ned--to flip while they are talking at dinner?
(a) He accurately quotes William Blake.
(b) He tells her she is nothing like her father.
(c) He gently lifts a bit of lint from her glove.
(d) He reveals his hatred of Wordsworth.

5. Why does Ned question Cecilia's order to land the house after she blows a hold in the abbey's west wing?
(a) He knows that it is likely that the Wisteria Society women are dead.
(b) He is concerned that Cecila is walking into a deathtrao,
(c) He is concerned that the abbey's stabilizing magic will affect Darlington House.
(d) He knows that Morvath has laid landmines around Northangerland Abbey.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who appears at Lady Armitage's house when she is expecting Ned in Chapter 12?

2. On page 175, what does Queen Victoria ask Oply as soon as Oply mentions Captain Morvath?

3. What did Cilla ask Ned to promise her?

4. What is the rhetorical purpose of Cecilia's misunderstanding of the word "protection" during her intimate encounter with Ned?

5. What does Cecilia tell Oply is the reason that Jane is not yet a senior member of the Wisteria Society?

(see the answer key)

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