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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 the Duke looking for on the morning of October 14th?
(a) His butler.
(b) The old dog.
(c) The crow.
(d) His socks.
2. What is the time span for the Duke's journal entries in "From His Grace's Journal to Mr. Bowen's Account?"
(a) October 10th-October 27th.
(b) October 10th-October 17th.
(c) October 14th-October 17th.
(d) October 14th-October 20th.
3. Whose point of view is added in after the Duke's journal entries?
(a) The Duke as a child.
(b) The Duke's wife.
(c) The maid's
(d) Mr. Bird's.
4. How does Mr. Grimshaw feel about the Duke keeping a graveyard for the horses?
(a) He disapproves of it.
(b) He is interested in it.
(c) He thinks it is normal.
(d) He does not understand it.
5. Who runs the laundry room?
(a) Mrs. Snow.
(b) Mrs. Pledger.
(c) Mrs. Pedington.
(d) Mrs. Beaumont.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does the Duke meet on October 5th?
2. How does the Duke feel about what he sees on the morning of September 30th?
3. What is Mr. Snow's condition?
4. What does the Duke admit to experiencing?
5. What does the energy of life's eternal flame influence?
Short Essay Questions
1. How could one explain the rumor of the Duke being horribly deformed?
2. Why does the Duke think he must escape his estate quickly?
3. What does the Duke think about when reminiscing about Fanny Adelaide?
4. How is the Duke's imagination revealed with the soap bubbles in the laundry room sink?
5. What comparisons can be made between the Duke and the condition of the leafless trees?
6. What does the Duke feel as he walks through the tunnel system?
7. Based on the scene in the laundry room, how does Mrs. Pladger feel about the Duke?
8. What becomes more noticeable to the Duke as he ages?
9. How does the Duke feel during his carriage rides?
10. How is the map that Mr. Bird gives the Duke Flawed?
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