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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 an epigrapher?
(a) An ancient architecture specialist.
(b) An ancient art specialist.
(c) A mummification specialist.
(d) An ancient language specialist.

2. What does Amelia's husband call her?
(a) Amey.
(b) Peabody.
(c) Peacock.
(d) Darling.

3. What is the name of Madame Berengeria's daughter?
(a) Mary.
(b) Martha.
(c) Mabel.
(d) Molly.

4. Who lives in the village Emerson insists on visiting in Chapter 4?
(a) An old colleague.
(b) Tomb thieves.
(c) His former professor.
(d) The Egyptian minister of history.

5. How does Amelia strain muscles in her back in Chapter 8?
(a) By helping Madame Berengeria off the ground.
(b) By shifting debris in the tomb.
(c) By carrying heavy equipment.
(d) By climbing a tree.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is heard outside Baskerville House in Chapter 5?

2. What do Amelia and Emerson miss in Chapter 1?

3. Who does the item that is thrown through the patio door in Chapter 7 strike?

4. Where is Vandergelt from?

5. Where did Milverton grow up?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Amelia think Milverton would confess to her in their midnight meeting? What does he actually confess?

2. What state is the tomb in when Amelia arrives at the dig site in Chapter 9?

3. Why does Amelia host guests for tea in Chapter 1?

4. What happens while the Emersons are in a meeting with Lady Baskerville in Chapter 7?

5. What is the cause of a howl heard from outside Baskerville House in Chapter 5?

6. What does Amelia think about during dinner at the Luxor Hotel in Chapter 5?

7. Why does Emerson insist on diverting the journey to the dig site by stopping in a village?

8. What does Lady Baskerville scream at in Chapter 6?

9. What does Emerson think of Amelia's arranged midnight meeting with Milverton?

10. What does Kevin O'Connell ask Amelia for in Chapter 9?

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