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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 Cambridge admit that he knows about Clara's brother's intentions to kill her?
(a) That he had escaped twice to do that.
(b) That they happened.
(c) That they were going to happen.
(d) That they were not real.

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

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

4. What does Judith do for Clara?
(a) She is her friend.
(b) She is her doctor.
(c) She is her servant.
(d) She is her nurse.

5. What has Carwin been accused of in the story that Pleyel reads about him?
(a) Arson and deceit.
(b) Murder and arson.
(c) Theft and murder.
(d) Forgery and theft.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Clara accuse Carwin of doing to Wieland?

2. When Wieland collapses in sorrow, what does Clara wish for him?

3. How is Thomas related to Clara?

4. What does Carwin deny having knowledge of concerning Catherine?

5. Who is Mr. Hallett a friend of?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Clara wishes to see Wieland once more, what is Cambridge forced to admit?

2. When Wieland collapses in sorrow, why does he still kill himself?

3. What does Clara discover about Pleyele's lover?

4. Upon reaching her house, what does Clara find that is mysterious and makes her think Carwin has committed some strange deed?

5. Why does Wieland not kill Clara?

6. What happens when Clara finds a note from Carwin?

7. Why does Wieland thank God as he enters the room with Clara and Carwin?

8. How does Carwin stop Wieland from killing Clara?

9. When Carwin hears Judith's glowing tribute to Clara, how does he test it out?

10. When Carwin wants to understand why she is cursing him, what does she say?

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