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The Clockmaker's Daughter Quiz

Kate Morton

This Study Guide consists of approximately 102 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Clockmaker's Daughter.

The Clockmaker's Daughter by Kate Morton

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Part 1: I - Chapter 2

Part 1: II - III

Part 1: Chapters 6 - 9

Part 2: V - Chapter 10

Part 2: Chapter 11 - VI

Part 2: Chapters 13 - 17

Part 2: Chapters 18 - 21

Part 2: VIII - IX

Part 3: Chapters 24 - 26

Part 4: Chapters 30 - XII

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Lucy tell Leonard the tale of the Eldritch Children? (from Part 2: Chapters 13 - 17)

To help Leonard understand why the house was used to conceal priests.

To help Leonard understand why Edward liked the house so much.

To see if Leonard would believe the fairy tale.

To help Leonard understand why the house was built where it was.

2.

Why does Birdie think that she and Edward were attracted to each other? (from Part 2: V - Chapter 10)

Because Birdie and Edward both grew up without mothers.

Because Birdie and Edward both loved Birchwood Manor.

Because Birdie and Edward had both been abandoned as children.

Because Birdie and Edward were both art lovers.

3.

Why does Edward entice his artist friends to Birchwood Manor? (from Part 1: I - Chapter 2)

Edward does not have to entice his friends, they naturally follow him.

Edward tells his friends that the light there is excellent.

Edward tells them he has a secret to share with them.

Edward tells them that the house is haunted.

4.

Why did Birdie's father not take her to America with him? (from Part 1: Chapters 6 - 9)

Peter thought it would be too difficult to start a new life with a daughter to care for.

Birdie was sick and could not travel.

Peter could not afford a ticket for both himself and his daughter.

Peter thought Birdie would be better off in the care of a woman.

5.

Why did Birdie particularly like Leonard? (from Part 2: V - Chapter 10)

Leonard had lost a lover just like Birdie had.

Leonard called Birdie by her real name.

Leonard was the first person to include Birdie in Edward's story.

Leonard reminded Birdie of Edward.

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