2. When Pleyel reaches Clara's residence, what does he hear that makes him suspect her?
(a) A song.
(b) A conversation.
(c) Screams.
(d) Moans.

3. How is Theodore related to Clara?
(a) He is her uncle.
(b) He is her confidant.
(c) He is her brother.
(d) He is her friend.

4. Where does Clara go to meet Carwin as he requested at eleven o'clock?
(a) Her mother's residence.
(b) His house.
(c) Her brother's residence.
(d) Her house.

5. What does Carwin tell Clara that he has no knowledge of regarding Wieland?
(a) His power.
(b) His strength.
(c) His madness.
(d) His friendships.

6. When Carwin reenters Clara's room and reaffirms his innocence in the murders, what does she do?
(a) She does not notice him.
(b) She confronts him.
(c) She runs away.
(d) She cries.

7. Whose judgment does Theodore value as he is convicted?
(a) Court's.
(b) God's.
(c) Clara's.
(d) Friend's.

8. Who does Clara wish to see before she returns with her uncle abroad?
(a) Wieland.
(b) Marks.
(c) Carwin.
(d) Brown.

9. Why does Clara not feel the need to forgive Carwin?
(a) He will be judged by God.
(b) She does not care.
(c) He is guilty.
(d) She is afraid for him.

10. What does Wieland learn that he must take responsibility for instead of killing Clara?
(a) His strength.
(b) His fears.
(c) His regrets.
(d) His actions.

11. Three years after the event of attempted murder, where is Clara?
(a) In a cellar.
(b) In bed.
(c) In Italy.
(d) In a hospital.

12. As Clara makes her way toward her house to retrieve an object, what does she pass?
(a) The garden.
(b) The cellar.
(c) The family graveyard.
(d) The attic.

13. What does Clara receive at at Mrs. Baynton's house?
(a) A diamond.
(b) A notebook.
(c) A letter.
(d) A book.

14. After the first murder, what does Theodore hear that he must do next?
(a) Pray.
(b) Kill the children.
(c) Love.
(d) Answer questions.

15. What does Clara request the use of for the purpose of getting out of the house and away from her uncle?
(a) A bookie.
(b) Ammunition.
(c) A carriage.
(d) A rifle.