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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who does John-the-Dig teach about trimming the topiary garden?
(a) His nephew.
(b) Adeline.
(c) The new boy, Proctor.
(d) Both twins.

2. Which of the three children became Vida Winter?
(a) Ambrose's daughter.
(b) The third, unnamed child.
(c) Emmeline.
(d) Adeline.

3. Where does Adeline look for Charlie?
(a) In Isabelle's room.
(b) At the bottom of the pond, close to where the twins played.
(c) In London.
(d) A small hovel, or house in the woods.

4. What became of Hester?
(a) She changed her name and moved to Italy.
(b) She apparently died not far from Angelfield so she could keep watch on the twins.
(c) She moved to America and eventually married the doctor.
(d) She died in poverty because she could never work again as a governess.

5. Where is Margaret when Emmeline's strange and undecipherable words become clear to her?
(a) At the edge of the lake.
(b) In the moonlit garden.
(c) Taking a bath.
(d) In the library with Winter.

6. How does Margaret help Vida Winter after the telling of these painful memories?
(a) She finds Hester.
(b) She helps her decide to find a new doctor.
(c) She holds her and comforts her in the pain of the memory.
(d) She sings to her when her physical pain is severe.

7. Who was Kitty?
(a) Mrs. Loves' sister.
(b) Aurelius' first wife.
(c) Mrs. Love.
(d) The cat that was tormented by Adline and Emmeline.

8. Typically, Margaret's childhood birthdays were marked by:
(a) Excursions around London, and a picnic.
(b) Large birthday parties with friends.
(c) Secret presents from her father and silence.
(d) Special meals prepared by her mother.

9. What incredible revelation does Margaret realize about the children at Angelfield?
(a) There are three children, not two.
(b) Isabelle died in childbirth.
(c) John-the-dig is really the twin's father.
(d) Hester is really the twins' mother.

10. Who has Margaret arranged to meet at Angelfield this second time?
(a) Aurelius.
(b) John-the-dig.
(c) Angeline.
(d) Hester.

11. Who does Margaret see in the garden when she wanders there in the middle of the night?
(a) Emmeline.
(b) Maurice, the gardener.
(c) Ms. Winters in her wheelchair.
(d) A ghost.

12. What distinctive smell lingered on the "foundling" bag?
(a) Pine needles.
(b) Smoke from a fire.
(c) Beer.
(d) Lavender from the fields, similar to the fields at Angelfield.

13. The picture of Karen's son shows a resemblance to whom?
(a) Charlie Angelfield.
(b) John-the-dig.
(c) Aurelius.
(d) His grandfather, Ambrose Proctor.

14. What does Ambrose teach Vida Winter to do before he leaves?
(a) How to read and write.
(b) How to make a telephone call.
(c) How to cook potatoes.
(d) How to kill a chicken.

15. What is distinctive about Emmeline's face, when Margaret meets her?
(a) She looks remarkably younger than Winter.
(b) She looks identical to Winter, except for black eyes.
(c) A jagged knife wond scar near her chin
(d) Red and white scarring, from burns.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the process of demolition at Angelfield, something unusual was found regarding Vida WInter's story. Who has come to investigate?

2. What does Vida Winter ask of Margaret when Margaret is sick?

3. What clue makes John-the-Dig know that something is amiss with Charlie?

4. As a child, whose name did Margaret write often in the phonetic alphabet?

5. On Margaret's birthday, she goes :

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