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The Thirteenth Tale Quiz

Diane Setterfield

This Study Guide consists of approximately 56 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Thirteenth Tale.

The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield

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Part One, Beginnings: The Letter, Margaret's Story, and Thirteen Tales

Part One, Beginnings: Arrival and Meeting Miss Winter

Part One, Beginnings: And So We Began... and Gardens

Part One, Beginnings: Merrily and the Perambulator and Dr. and Mrs. Maudsley

Part One, Beginnings: Dickens's Study, The Almanacs, In the Archives of the Banbury Herald, Ruins, The Friendly Giant, and Graves,

Part Two, Middles: Hester Arrives, The Box of Lives, and The Eye in the Yew,

Part Two, Middles: Five Notes, The Experiment, Do You Believe in Ghosts?, and After Hester,

Part Two, Middles: Gone! and After Charlie,

Part Two, Middles: Angelfield Again, Mrs. Love Turns a Heel, The Inheritance, Jane Eyre and the Furnace, and Collapse,

Part Two, Middles: The Silver Garden, Phonetic Alphabet, The Ladder, Eternal Twilight, and Fossilized Tears,

Part Two, Middles: Underwater Cryptography, Hair, Rain and Cake, and Reunion,

Part Two, Middles: Everybody Has a Story, December Days, Sisters, A Diary and a Train, Demolishing the Past, and Hester's Diary II,

Part Three, Endings: The Ghost in the Tale, Bones, Baby, and Fire,

Part Four, Beginnings: Snow, Happy Birthday, The Thirteenth Tale, and Postscriptum,

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Diane Setterfield

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Hester accuse Emmeline of taking, as reported in Hester's diary? (from Part Two, Middles: Everybody Has a Story, December Days, Sisters, A Diary and a Train, Demolishing the Past, and Hester's Diary II,)

Hester's jewelry.

Hester's house keys.

Isabelle's violin.

Hester's diary.

2.

What causes Margaret to run out of Angelfield on her first visit there? (from Part One, Beginnings: Dickens's Study, The Almanacs, In the Archives of the Banbury Herald, Ruins, The Friendly Giant, and Graves,)

She hears a baby crying outside.

A woman in white comes after her with a knife.

She hears someone scream her name.

The doorknob she is holding begins to turn from the other side.

3.

After years of neglect, what happens to Angelfield while the twins are still living there? (from Part Two, Middles: Angelfield Again, Mrs. Love Turns a Heel, The Inheritance, Jane Eyre and the Furnace, and Collapse,)

Rats run everywhere.

The sheriff condemns it, saying it is not inhabitable.

The roof collapses.

The winter storms can be felt through the cracks in the walls.

4.

Why doesn't the doctor come as soon as Emmeline has died? (from Part Three, Endings: The Ghost in the Tale, Bones, Baby, and Fire,)

He has gone to London and is unavailable.

He refuses to participate in the lie to keep WInter's identity secret.

A snowstorm has brought down the phone lines.

He is also sick, perhaps a kidney disease.

5.

What does John-the-dig decide to do about Charlie's disappearance? (from Part Two, Middles: Gone! and After Charlie,)

Not tell anyone that Charlie is gone.

Go to London to look for Charlie.

Call in the police to search the grounds.

Put an announcement in the paper saying Charlie is missing.

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