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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 currently governs the Tower of London?
(a) White.
(b) Colonel Barnes.
(c) Dappa.
(d) Lord Ravenscar.
2. What is the name of Danny and Jimmy's friend in Carolina?
(a) Zorro.
(b) Reeba.
(c) Mateo.
(d) Toomba.
3. How does White challenge Dappa?
(a) With a writing contest.
(b) With torture.
(c) With a duel.
(d) With an insult.
4. Why is the magistrate in a foul mood about the King's coronation?
(a) He thinks Jack should have been crowned king.
(b) He thinks the festivities lasted too long.
(c) He thinks he should have been crowned king.
(d) He thinks it should have been a public holiday.
5. What is marked on the buttons of Jack's suit?
(a) Religious symbols.
(b) Numbers.
(c) Alchemic symbols.
(d) His initials.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is Jack moved to in the prison?
2. What is the gold smuggled to the shipping docks disguised as?
3. What is to happen to Jack after he is hung by the neck?
4. What does Daniel discover about Sir Isaac in his sedan chair?
5. What does the public throw at Jack when he bids them goodnight?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the procedure for testing the gold guinea samples?
2. What advantage did Dappa have in the duel, and why might White have also let him win?
3. What are Daniel's conflicting thoughts about sacking Sir Isaac as master of the mint?
4. What are the negative aspects and results of the coronation of the king?
5. Why does Jack throw his gold buttons, coins and clothing out into the crowd?
6. What does Jack question most about his life? What was the decision that might have led to a different life for him?
7. What does Daniel decide to tell Eliza about in his letter?
8. What is different about the last moments Sir Isaac and Leibniz spend with each other?
9. What happens to Jack, according to the Epilogs?
10. Describe Sir Isaac's illness.
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