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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. Where does Pleyel meet Carwin?
(a) Africa.
(b) Asia.
(c) Europe.
(d) Australia.
2. What reasons are given for the supernatural appearances of the story in Wieland?
(a) Scientific.
(b) Guest.
(c) Mysterious.
(d) Dream.
3. When Clara vehemently pleads her innocence, what does her pleas fall upon?
(a) Deaf ears.
(b) Friends.
(c) No one.
(d) Everyone.
4. What is surprising about Wieland's incident at the temple?
(a) Charles agreed to what he said.
(b) James left.
(c) Catherine is not his wife.
(d) Catherine never left the house.
5. What is the father's temple adapted into for socialization?
(a) An inn.
(b) A playhouse.
(c) A theater.
(d) A summerhouse.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does the narrator move to on an estate?
2. On whom does the narrator place a focus in Chapter I?
3. Who does the narrator's brother argue with after seeing a letter?
4. What does the fanatic believe will happen to him after he falls into a depression?
5. What does Pleyel worry that Carwin might do to Clara?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did the narrator's uncle find when he entered the temple?
2. What does Clara fear will appear as a sign of her guilt to Pleyel?
3. What does Pleyel learn from the voice that turns out to be true about his lover?
4. How does the mysterious death of the narrator's father set the tone of the novel?
5. How do the voices protect Clara from death in her room?
6. Who is Louisa Conway, and how is she connected to the narrator's brother?
7. When Wieland returns from the temple, why does he look troubled?
8. What is the writing style and storyline of Wieland; and Memoirs of Carwin the Biloquist?
9. What did the children do with their father's old temple over the years?
10. When Clara hears someone enter the house, what does she assume and do after she sees Carwin?
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