From Hell: Being a Melodrama in Sixteen Parts Test | Final Test - Easy

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From Hell: Being a Melodrama in Sixteen Parts Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who orders that the message found by Kate's body be erased?
(a) Warren.
(b) Gull.
(c) Netley.
(d) Abberline.

2. Why does Druitt lose his job as a teacher?
(a) He kissed a student.
(b) He slapped a student.
(c) He was a terrible teacher.
(d) He grew too old.

3. In Chapter 9, what revelation does Netley make to Gull?
(a) Netley is a police officer.
(b) Gull killed the wrong woman.
(c) Queen Victoria is planning to have Gull killed.
(d) Mary has printed a letter in the paper about Albert.

4. What does a police officer tell Gull about Kate Eddows, who has given a false name upon arrest?
(a) She is Alice's nurse.
(b) She is the Queen's confidante.
(c) She is Albert's wife.
(d) She is Mary Kelly.

5. How does Chapter 9 end?
(a) Mary sleeps with Abberline.
(b) Mary escapes London.
(c) Gull strangles Mary.
(d) Julia sleeps in Mary's bed.

6. What are the contents of the letter for Abberline?
(a) It is a copy of a Masonic ritual.
(b) It tells of the conspiracy around Albert.
(c) It details Gull being the murderer.
(d) Mary is saying goodbye.

7. What is Albert in treatment for with Gull?
(a) Chlamydia.
(b) Tuberculosis.
(c) Cancer.
(d) Syphilis.

8. For what reason is Whitechapel in a frenzy at the beginning of Chapter 9?
(a) The double murder.
(b) The strike.
(c) The invading army.
(d) The earthquake.

9. What does Abberline discover during the inquests into Mary's murder?
(a) The police officers are all Masons.
(b) Mary is still alive.
(c) The testimonies conflict.
(d) The testimonies put Gull at the scene of the murder.

10. Why do Abberline's superiors order him and Lees to never speak of Gull again?
(a) They have been paid off by Netley.
(b) They have been promised promotions by the Queen.
(c) They are Masons.
(d) They do not believe Abberline.

11. Why is Abberline dressed up in Chapter 11?
(a) He is going to meet "Emma."
(b) He is going to the theater.
(c) He is leaving town.
(d) He is being promoted.

12. Whose clothes are burnt by Gull?
(a) Julia's.
(b) Polly's.
(c) Liz's.
(d) Mary's.

13. What does Gull do with the remnants of Mary's burnt body part?
(a) He scatters the ashes in the wind.
(b) He seasons his meal with it.
(c) He drinks it with wine.
(d) He feeds it to a dog.

14. What does Gull not do to Kate's body?
(a) Mutilate her body.
(b) Hack off her nose.
(c) Rape her corpse.
(d) Gut her.

15. What part of Mary's body does Gull burn?
(a) Her liver.
(b) Her heart.
(c) Her uterus.
(d) Her kidney.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mary Kelly learn when she makes her payment for protection to the Nichol Mob?

2. Under what name is Gull incarcerated in an insane asylum?

3. Why has Liz been forced to the streets?

4. Why does Abberline not recognize Mary Kelly's corpse as "Emma"?

5. Who is snubbed by Gull in Chapter 9?

(see the answer keys)

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