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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. Who stands at the door when the sound begins, trying to establish from which direction the sound is coming?
(a) Eleanor
(b) Luke
(c) Dr. Montague
(d) Theo

2. Who belittles Dr. Montague's investigation?
(a) Mrs. Dudley
(b) Mrs. Montague
(c) Eleanor's sister
(d) Theo's girlfriend

3. What does Eleanor find in Theo's room?
(a) Someone has splattered red paint on Theo's clothes and written words on the wall.
(b) Someone has cut Theo's clothes to shreds and written words on the wall.
(c) Someone has burned Theo's clothes and written words on the wall.
(d) Someone has stolen all of Theo's clothes and written words on the wall.

4. What does Eleanor hear while walking alone by the brook?
(a) A child laughting.
(b) Luke and Theo's thoughts.
(c) A voice in her mind.
(d) A child singing.

5. Where does Eleanor go after her conversation with Theo?
(a) To her room.
(b) To the kitchen for a snack.
(c) For a walk in the dark.
(d) To the library.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Eleanor want to do to Theo when she sees her wearing her new red sweater?

2. What is significant about the signature in the book Luke found?

3. What do the words on Theo's wall say?

4. Who is concerned for Mrs. Montague?

5. What nickname does Theo use with Eleanor?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Dr. Montague and his assistants hear during the night?

2. What does Luke find written in the hallway?

3. What does Eleanor find in Theo's room?

4. What does Eleanor say out loud after the crash sounds through the room?

5. What does Eleanor hear as she walks the grounds of Hill House?

6. Who teases Eleanor about her relationship with Luke?

7. Who accuses Eleanor of writing the message? Why?

8. Where does Eleanor go when Theo teases her?

9. What do Eleanor and Theo talk about?

10. Where does Theo spend the following night?

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