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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 Thursday do when she boards the Skyrail in Chapter 4a?
(a) Pulls the emergency lever.
(b) Takes the passengers hostage.
(c) Reroutes it to Cricklade.
(d) Shoots Kaylieu.

2. What is the last date SpecOps has communications?
(a) December 20th.
(b) November 7th.
(c) December 31st.
(d) December 12th.

3. What prompts Thursday to shake her jar from her uncle while picnicking with Landon?
(a) Old friends appearing.
(b) A performance of Richard III.
(c) A song that reminds her she has it.
(d) Her conversation with Landon.

4. How does Thursday's defense attorney contact her in Chapter 2?
(a) Email.
(b) Courier.
(c) Footnoterphone.
(d) Carrier pigeon.

5. What punishment is Thursday threatened with at her hearing?
(a) Being put in a time loop.
(b) Being put in solitary confinement at Goliath's Headquarters.
(c) Being trapped in a book for eternity.
(d) Being eradicated.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is Thursday when she returns from Chapter 5?

2. What is Chapter 4a?

3. Who is Thursday's publicist?

4. Who wrote Jane Eyre?

5. Who does Thursday discover at the coincidental epicenter in Chapter 15?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Thursday goes home in Chapter 9?

2. How does Thursday change events on the Skyrail in Chapter 4a?

3. Explain the black Pontiac from Chapter 3.

4. What coincidental events happen at the end of Chapter 3?

5. Why does Thursday's interview with Adrian Lush not go well?

6. What warning does Granny Next give Thursday about Landon's eradication?

7. What does the Verse Meter Analysis reveal about Cardenio in Chapter 4a? Why is this significant?

8. How does the hostage situation on the Skyrail play out?

9. What is the Great Library? Who is its librarian?

10. Who are agents Walken and Dedmen? Why do they approach Thursday in Chapter 8?

(see the answer keys)

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