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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Two, Middles: Hester Arrives, The Box of Lives, and The Eye in the Yew,.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where, and with whom, will Margaret eat her meals?
(a) With Winter and her extended family in the large and noisy kitchen.
(b) Alone, in her bedroom.
(c) Sometimes alone and sometimes in the kitchen with the children.
(d) Always in the large dining room with Winter.
2. Margaret says of herself, "gradually, my reading became less random." What becomes the primary interest, or focus, of her reading?
(a) Legends and superstitions centered on the number thirteen.
(b) The lives and memoirs of obscure writers.
(c) Families torn apart by war and violence.
(d) Historical fiction, especially from the thirteen century.
3. What does Hester typically do after cleaning a room in Angelfield?
(a) Spray a perfume with the fragrance of lavendar.
(b) Lock the room.
(c) Take down all of the pictures.
(d) Invite the twins to see the difference.
4. What is the proof Margaret sees to prove she was a twin?
(a) She is sent a letter with a picture of her parents with both babies.
(b) She finds her sister's birth certificate and death certificate.
(c) She answers the door and sees her twin standing there.
(d) Margaret's parents finally tell her the truth, and show her legal documents.
5. What is the landscape like on the trip north to Vida Winter's house?
(a) First a large city with urban sprawl, then finally to a old mansion in the countryside.
(b) The moors; green rolling hills, quaint villages, remote wilderness.
(c) After a drive through a scenic green countryside, Winters' lush flower gardens were a pleasant surprise.
(d) Icy winds and snow slowed her travel; Margaret was nearly frozen when she arrived the next morning.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is peculiar about the many interviews given by Vida Winter?
2. What is surprising about the appearance of the letter for Margaret?
3. Winter's frankness and honesty create a strong first reaction in Margaret. Early in their first conversation, Margaret:
4. The name of the house and estate where Vida Winter grew up (as Adeline) was called:
5. The following adjectives best describe Charlie as a child:
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