The Little Stranger Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why did Betty think that Caroline was killed by a ghost? (from Chapters 14 - 15)

Betty does not know what else might have caused Caroline's death.

Betty did not hear any other footsteps or movement in the house besides those of Caroline.

Betty thought she had glimpsed the ghost as it left the house.

Caroline had called out asking Betty if she could see the ghost.

2.

Why does Caroline think the ghost made her help him kill her mother? (from Chapters 11 - 12)

Caroline left her mother's side for a moment to smoke a cigarette and fell asleep.

Caroline was investigating noises Betty claimed to have heard when Mrs. Ayers killed herself.

Caroline has a faint memory of suggesting suicide to her mother.

Caroline passed out and believed the ghost had drugged her.

3.

Why does Caroline think that Gyp bit Gillian? (from Chapters 3 - 4)

Caroline thinks that Gyp was irritated by Tony's harpsichord playing.

Caroline does not think that it was Gyp who bit Gillian.

Caroline thinks that Gyp was overstimulated because there were so many people in the house.

Caroline thinks that Gillian bothered Gyp while he was sleeping.

4.

Why does Caroline show Faraday the strange marks in Roderick's room? (from Chapters 5 - 6)

Caroline thinks it is proof that Betty is trying to drive Roderick crazy.

Caroline thinks it is proof that Roderick is trying to set fire to his room.

Caroline thinks it is proof that Roderick is cursed.

Caroline thinks they are proof that something out of the ordinary is going on with Roderick.

5.

Why did Faraday take a plaster acorn from a molding inside Hundreds Hall? (from Chapters 1 - 2)

Faraday does not take a plaster acorn from the molding.

Faraday believes he appreciates the house enough that he should be able to have a part of it.

Faraday is frustrated and wants to destroy the perfection of the house.

Another boy dares Faraday to take a piece of the molding.

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