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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where is Mr. Banks's study?
(a) At the British consulate.
(b) Next door to Uncle Philip's office.
(c) On the uppermost floor of the house.
(d) In London.
2. What does Sarah say to Christopher about the Foundation dinner?
(a) Sarah says it has been a dull evening.
(b) Sarah says it has been a marvelous evening.
(c) Sarah says it has been an embarrassing evening.
(d) Sarah says it has been a passable evening.
3. What does Roger Brenthurst say about Christopher in high school?
(a) He says Christopher is too poor to be a Sherlock.
(b) He says Christopher is too short to be a Sherlock.
(c) He says Christopher is too fat to be a Sherlock.
(d) He says Christopher is too irresponsible to be a Sherlock.
4. What does Christopher suspect happened to Akira in Japan?
(a) Christopher suspects Akira was mercilessly ostracised for his "foreignness."
(b) Christopher suspects Akira made many friends and was sad to leave.
(c) Christopher suspects Akira was unable to learn Japanese.
(d) Christopher suspects Akira failed to apply himself to his studies.
5. As a child what is Christopher's feeling about his ambition to become a great detective?
(a) He feels it is something he ought to keep to himself.
(b) He feels he must tell absolutely everyone.
(c) He feels deeply ashamed of his ambition.
(d) He feels like he may give it up to become a fireman.
Short Answer Questions
1. At what age did Christopher and Akira begin playing on the mound in the garden?
2. What is Christopher expected to do during his mother's opium campaign meetings?
3. What do Christopher's friends give him for his fourteenth birthday?
4. In chapter one Christopher remembers coming from Cambridge to London in the summer of which year?
5. How long does it take Christopher to unravel the mystery of Charles Emory's death?
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