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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, in Chapter 11, Ned introduces himself to Cecilia as "Ned Lightbourne...Captain of Her Majesty's secret police brigade," how is Cecila's reaction best described?
(a) She finds it comical.
(b) She finds it reassuring.
(c) She finds it romantic.
(d) She finds it hard to believe.
2. What threat does Morvath use to try to make Cecilia leave the secret passage?
(a) He will lock Cecilia in the tower with Frederick.
(b) He will kill Ned as soon as he finds them.
(c) He will begin killing the Wisteria Society members.
(d) He will starve Cecilia when he finally recaptures her.
3. When the narrative describes the Wisteria Society women inside the Ancient Mariner as "an Impressionist's fever dream," what claim is being made about their appearance (79)?
(a) It is somber and foreboding.
(b) It is elaborate and colorful.
(c) It is terrifying and surreal.
(d) It is flashy and tasteless.
4. What does Jane imply is unladylike about Oply?
(a) Her clothing.
(b) Her manners.
(c) Her language.
(d) Her hairstyle.
5. What technique is evidence in Ned's thought that there is "a wind-colored silence" in Cecilia's eyes (128)?
(a) Synesthesia.
(b) Hyperbole.
(c) Personification.
(d) Malapropism.
Short Answer Questions
1. What surprises Cecilia about the hotel where she and Ned stay the night?
2. What does Ned pretend to see in order to slow Cecilia down enough to catch her as she is running through the portrait gallery?
3. What are the women referring to when they speak of the "Great Peril" (81)?
4. When Lady Armitage is thinking about Ned presenting her with Cecilia's finger or ear, what does she remember Cecilia once giving her?
5. Why does Ned question Cecilia's order to land the house after she blows a hold in the abbey's west wing?
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