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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 Tip tell Elodie that he told Lauren the fairy story that she passed on to Elodie? (from Part 1: Chapters 6 - 9)

Tip sensed Lauren was lonely and wanted to entertain her.

Tip did not have any children to share the story with so he told his niece instead.

Tip wanted to stop Lauren's constant chatter and questions.

Tip wanted to scare Lauren with the story.

2.

Why does Birdie like the children who have lived at Birchwood Manor? (from Part 1: II - III)

Birdie does not like the children because they are so noisy.

Birdie says that the children are most perceptive.

Birdie says the children amuse her.

Birdie says that children are most likely not to notice her.

3.

Why does Lucy return to Birchwood Manor 20 years after Fanny's murder? (from Part 3: X - XI)

Lucy has found the diamond and realizes that Lily was not a thief.

Edward leaves the house to Lucy.

Lucy breaks into the house to find out if Lily really died there.

Lucy reports to the police she believes Lily died in a secret compartment there.

4.

Why does Lucy bury a report of Birdie's life history with her bones? (from Part 3: X - XI)

Lucy intends the box to be found one day.

Lucy wants to show Birdie respect and give her back her identity.

Lucy intends to leave a letter directing someone to Lily's grave when Lucy dies.

Lucy does not bury a copy of Birdie's history with her bones.

5.

Why is Elodie drawn to a sketch of a house that she finds in the leather satchel? (from Part 1: I - Chapter 2)

The house looks like the one where Elodie's mother grew up.

The house reminds Elodie of a story her mother once told her.

The house is like one in which Elodie would like to live.

Elodie senses she has been to the house before.

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