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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3: Chapter 11, "A Sudden Awakening," through Chapter 15, "Cecilia's Tragic Childhood".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 11, what causes Ned to suggest that it would be better to take the carriage than ride the horses that Cecilia has procured?
(a) He thinks that leaving the carriage behind will draw attention to them.
(b) He thinks that it is more appropriate and ladylike for Cecilia to ride in a carriage.
(c) He is bothered that Cecilia is the one who thought to steal some horses.
(d) He is worried that Cecilia is too dizzy to safely ride.

2. Where does Cecilia find the copy of Wuthering Heights she steals in Chapter 11?
(a) In the saddlebag of one of the horses she steals from the hotel stable.
(b) Behind a canister of tea in The Knowles hotel kitchen.
(c) Behind some Bibles at the Young Women's Christian Association reading room.
(d) In the baggage left inside the carriage she and Ned stole.

3. What does Ned steal from Cecilia on their way into the hotel?
(a) Her book.
(b) Her pistol.
(c) Her earrings.
(d) Her knife.

4. What surprises Cecilia about the hotel where she and Ned stay the night?
(a) The staff seems to know Ned already.
(b) The staff seems to be composed of pirates.
(c) It is small and run-down.
(d) It is fancier than she guessed it would be.

5. What does Cecilia threaten to stab Ned with in Chapter 1?
(a) A hatpin.
(b) A letter opener.
(c) A fish knife.
(d) An ice pick.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the dark figure that Cecilia and Ned notice creeping through the woods and both jump out to confront?

2. What reason does Ned give Cecilia for knowing the area of Sidmouth well?

3. When Ned thinks of Cilla as an "enigmatic" person, what does this mean is true about Cilla (88)?

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

5. What is the name of the house where Cecilia lived when she was a small child?

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