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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 does Michael believe the Duchess is having an affair with?
(a) Lord Ferris.
(b) Lord Horn.
(c) Lord Halliday.
(d) Richard.

2. Over what meal do Lady Mary Halliday and Duchess Tremontaine discuss the duel?
(a) Breakfast.
(b) Dinner.
(c) Tea.
(d) Lunch.

3. How did Alec once try to kill himself?
(a) By throwing himself off a bridge.
(b) By poisoning himself.
(c) By hanging himself.
(d) By slitting his wrists.

4. How did Applethorpe lose his arm?
(a) In an act of revenge for killing someone in a duel.
(b) In a swordfight.
(c) Falling off a cliff.
(d) In a street accident.

5. What does Katherine give Richard to wear at his next meeting, so his contact will recognize him?
(a) A ring.
(b) A handkerchief.
(c) A glove.
(d) A scarf.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which position is more powerful, Dragon Chancellor or Crescent Chancellor?

2. How long does Katherine say that Richard has to give his answer about the job?

3. How does Michael meet with Lord Horn, after Michael leaves his lover's house?

4. What does Basil say he considers Lord Ferris to be?

5. What is Katherine's former profession?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the Duchess act toward Michael during the party?

2. Why is it ill-advised for Lord Horn to send the letter he sends to Richard?

3. What do Richard and Alec say about the Duchess, as they watch the party?

4. How does Richard describe his relationship with Alec to Katherine?

5. How does Richard reply to Lord Horn's letter?

6. When Basil meets with Lord Ferris, what does he ask Lord Ferris to do?

7. What is Alec's advice to Richard about the job Richard has been offered?

8. What is the conflict between Lord Basil Halliday and Lord Karleigh?

9. What does Richard tell Katherine about Alec's background?

10. How does Lord Horn end up angry at Michael during the Duchess's party?

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