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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 2: Chapter 6, "The Wisteria Society Motto," through Chapter 10, "Lord Albert and Lady Victoria".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is The Mysteries of Udolpho?
(a) The first known detective novel.
(b) A novel by Branwell Bronte.
(c) An English spiritualist's guide to dealing with ghosts.
(d) An English Gothic Romance.
2. Why does Ned have to travel by foot or horseback?
(a) Patrick Morvath has stolen his house.
(b) He does not want people to know he is a pirate.
(c) His house went off a cliff.
(d) He does not know the flying incantation.
3. When Cecilia tells Ned that, since he is the one doing the killing, it is his responsibility to "provide the coin for Charon," what technique is being used (31)?
(a) Non Sequitur.
(b) Allegory.
(c) Homage.
(d) Allusion.
4. When Cecilia goes outside to get some fresh air during the Chapter 6 Wisteria Society meeting, what does she discover is happening?
(a) All of the Wisteria Society husbands are meeting at Miss Brown's house.
(b) Ned is helping Morvath steal Miss Dole's house.
(c) Tom Eames is listening at the window of Mrs. Rotunder's house.
(d) Mrs. Rotunder's butler is meeting with a mysterious cloaked man.
5. What does Miss Darlington's irritation when Ned knocks at their door reveal about Miss Darlington?
(a) She has very rigid ideas about etiquette.
(b) She is often ill-tempered in the morning.
(c) She is suspicious of anyone who tries to call on Cecilia.
(d) She is reclusive and dislikes receiving visitors.
Short Answer Questions
1. At the end of Chapter 5, what is it implied that Cecilia sees in the distant shadows?
2. Where are Oply and Tom while the women are making their way to the Ancient Mariner?
3. What is Miss Darlingon's first name?
4. What is Jane constantly reading throughout Chapters 6 and 7?
5. Whose butler has stolen her house?
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