Moonflower Murders Test | Final Test - Easy

Anthony Horowitz
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 237 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Moonflower Murders Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who owns Sun Trap Holdings?
(a) Francis's father.
(b) Simon Cox.
(c) Algernon.
(d) Melissa.

2. In "Nine: Scene of the Crime," what does Hare say he has found out from Melissa's bank manager?
(a) She was trying to sell her shares in Algernon's company.
(b) She had recently come into a very large sum of money.
(c) She was thinking about selling the Moonflower Hotel.
(d) She had applied for a second mortgage on Clarence Keep.

3. In "Seven: A Question of Time," what criticism does Lance Gardner make about Melissa in his first discussion with Pünd?
(a) She tried to micromanage all of his decisions about the hotel.
(b) She was rude to staff members.
(c) She did not understand how to run a hotel in Tawleigh.
(d) She did not really care about what happened at the Moonflower.

4. What does the wallpaper in Melissa's room remind Pünd of?
(a) His new flat in London.
(b) A dress he has seen Miss Cain wear.
(c) The Ludendorff diamond case.
(d) His room at the Moonflower Hotel.

5. In "Thirteen: Post-Mortem," where does Eric say he will be staying?
(a) At the Red Lion.
(b) With his aunt.
(c) With friends.
(d) He has no idea.

6. In "Algernon Marsh," what lavender-scented item does Maureen hand Melissa?
(a) A letter.
(b) A sachet.
(c) A cup of tea.
(d) A bouquet.

7. What item does Pünd notice in the hallway at Clarence Keep that will later be used to kill Francis?
(a) A box of rat poison.
(b) A Golden Globe award.
(c) An antique American rifle.
(d) A Turkish dagger.

8. In "Katie," how does Katie say she finally discovered what Gordon is up to?
(a) She saw him with Naomi in London.
(b) A friend called to tell her what was going on.
(c) She saw a text on his phone.
(d) She overheard a phone call.

9. What idea of Susan's was included in the published version of Conway's book?
(a) The tear in Melissa's wallpaper.
(b) The Turkish dagger.
(c) The hit-and-run.
(d) Algernon's Peugeot.

10. What detail about the April weather is emphasized most in the opening chapters of Atticus Pünd Takes the Case?
(a) The clouds.
(b) The wind.
(c) The rain.
(d) The cold.

11. Besides the bedroom, where else does Hare tell Pünd that Melissa left a tissue wet with her tears?
(a) In the servants' quarters.
(b) In the kitchen.
(c) In the living room.
(d) On the driveway.

12. In the hospital, whom does Nancy Mitchell confirm is her baby's father?
(a) Eric.
(b) Leonard.
(c) Francis.
(d) Lance.

13. On page 114, who tells Pünd that Melissa was "too generous" in her feelings for Algernon?
(a) Phyllis Chandler.
(b) DCI Hare.
(c) Leonard Collins.
(d) Francis Pendleton.

14. Who catches Francis as he falls down the stairs after being stabbed?
(a) Atticus Pünd.
(b) A young uniformed officer.
(c) Madeline Cain.
(d) DCI Hare.

15. Which author does Susan say that Alan Conway "revered" (235)?
(a) Philip Larkin.
(b) Raymond Chandler.
(c) Agatha Christie.
(d) Ngaio Marsh.

Short Answer Questions

1. During his conversation with Nancy, what does Pünd reveal that he knows about her?

2. What does Melissa think that Lance and Maureen Gardner look like?

3. In "The Ludendorff Diamond," where is the diamond kept?

4. During her conversation with Eloise, where does Susan find out that Eloise used to work?

5. What item does Hare tell Pünd was used to strangle Melissa?

(see the answer keys)

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