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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. In a final story by the housemaid what is the Duke doing in the tree?
(a) Hanging by his trousers.
(b) Building a tree house.
(c) Climbing.
(d) Trying to jusp off the highest branch.

2. What are the old stables on the property used for?
(a) Parties.
(b) Maids quarters.
(c) Storage.
(d) The horses.

3. Who does the Duke visit on December 22nd?
(a) Reverend Mellor.
(b) Dr. Cox.
(c) Mr. Bird.
(d) Conners.

4. How does the Duke feel skating with the others?
(a) A sense of fellowship.
(b) Strange.
(c) Unwelcome.
(d) Confused.

5. What does the Duke learn could be looked at from different perspective in "From His Grace's Journal to Mrs. Pledger's Account?"
(a) His house.
(b) Food.
(c) His tunnel system.
(d) People.

Short Answer Questions

1. In his reoccurring dream, what is the Duke's father doing?

2. What does the Duke create with the family things he finds in the attic?

3. What regarding Fowler's bust was the Duke forbidden to do?

4. What does the Duke find on December 13 in the store room?

5. What is the Duke able to be with many layers of clothing while ice skating?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does the Duke think his life has been wasted?

2. Why doesn't the Duke find out about Snow's death until after the funeral?

3. What is significant about the interactions between the Duke and Mr. Hendley?

4. What does the Duke learn while traveling with others in his room that is in sharp contrast to the fellowship felt while ice skating a few weeks before?

5. Why does just the presence of others reduce the loneliness the Duke feels?

6. Why does the Duke look through old family things?

7. What happens when the Duke visits Holbeck village?

8. Why does the Duke allow people to skate on the ice but protests to going on the ice with them?

9. Why does the Duke add Fowler's bust to his shrine?

10. What does Conner say about the Duke's phantom boy?

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