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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is significant about Druitt's acquaintance, who gets him drunk?
(a) He is a homosexual.
(b) He is Gull's assistant at the madhouse.
(c) He is a woman disguised as a man.
(d) He is a Mason.

2. What goes unheeded in the beginning of Chapter 10?
(a) Mary's warning to Abberline about Jack the Ripper.
(b) Abberline's letter.
(c) Abberline's arrest warrant.
(d) Mary's cries for help.

3. What group is influencing Druitt's discharge and his invitation to a homosexual party?
(a) Parliament.
(b) Freemasons.
(c) Druids.
(d) Military.

4. Where does Chapter 12 begin?
(a) Abberline's apartment.
(b) Buckingham Palace.
(c) Scotland Yard.
(d) Cleveland Street.

5. Of what does Victoria disapprove in Gull's tactics of murdering the women?
(a) The use of a knife.
(b) The violence.
(c) The use of an accomplice.
(d) The public locations.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Druitt lose his job as a teacher?

2. Who is snubbed by Gull in Chapter 9?

3. Why does Liz spit out the grapes?

4. Besides drinking, how does Mary Kelly spend her time awaiting her murder?

5. What is strange about Gull's treatment of Liz?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Gull's trial by the Masons.

2. Why is Liz's body not disfigured by Gull?

3. How do Albert and Sickert deal with the former's guilty conscience?

4. What comprises the inquest and testimonies that Abberline endures for Mary's death?

5. Why does Abberline give Mary Kelly money?

6. Why does Mary Kelly agree to a sexual liaison with Abberline?

7. What is heard outside of Mary Kelly's building, and what are the results?

8. How does Mary Kelly spend her days before her murder?

9. What leads up to Gull and Netley writing the letter "from Hell"?

10. What is the result of Abberline taking his information about Gull to his superiors?

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