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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2: Part 1.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Book 1: Part 19, why does David confront Edward with questions and accusations upon his return to the room?
(a) He is trying to assert control in their relationship.
(b) He believes Edward has hidden information.
(c) He is worried about a stolen tea set.
(d) He is seeking clarification about Edward's past.
2. In Book 1: Chapter 1, what event causes David to change his usual pace during his walk?
(a) The sound of the bells ringing five.
(b) Hearing about a significant discovery in the Colonies.
(c) The arrival of his brother and sister for supper.
(d) A sudden change in the weather.
3. In Book 2: Part 1, why does David believe that the letter is suspended between New York and Hawaii?
(a) David has a superstitious belief related to Hawaii.
(b) It is a metaphor for his indecision.
(c) The letter is sent from Hawaii.
(d) David thinks that Hawaii represents a faraway, unreal place.
4. In Book 1: Chapter 4, what common interest do David and Charles Griffith share?
(a) Their passion for art.
(b) Their love for sailing.
(c) Their appreciation of classical music.
(d) Their enthusiasm for cooking.
5. In Book 1: Chapter 4, how does David feel about the idea of accepting Charles Griffith's offer?
(a) He is undecided and wishes he knew what to do.
(b) He is against the idea.
(c) He is eager to accept.
(d) He has already declined the offer.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Book 2: Part 1, what does David think about his role in his relationship with Charles?
2. In Book 1: Chapter 3, what special event takes place at the Bingham Brothers bank each year?
3. In Book 1: Part 14, why is David hesitant to pursue a life with Charles Griffith?
4. In Book 1: Part 14, where has David been staying since fleeing the party?
5. In Book 1: Chapter 5, why does David go to the school before his class begins?
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